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Dr K Srikala Ganapathy’s poster colour painting expresses the concept of true life — one that has passion and goals to give it meaning and beauty.
Life is good, positive, beautiful and meaningful when it has passion and goals. We can train our minds to develop focus, willpower and confidence to achieve our goals. Have gratitude in your heart. Imbibe wisdom and strive for knowledge. Let’s try!
Medium: Poster color on paper
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Dr. K. Srikala Ganapathy, founding Editor of 'Science Shore' online magazine lives in Chennai, India. She has a passion for education – academics and teaching. An experienced teacher, Srikala loves to draw. Her drawings are showcased in online exhibitions and published in online journals as well as in a physical book. She strives to live her life to the fullest.
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Today’s Motivation
“Creativity is as important now in education as literacy and we should treat it with the same status.”
― Ken Robinson
I am beyond thrilled and incredibly proud to see your artwork being published! This achievement is a testament to your immense talent, hard work, and dedication. Watching you pour your heart and soul into your art has always been inspiring.
Congratulations, You deserve every bit of this recognition and so much more. Here’s to many more milestones and continued success in your artistic journey.
great
I am not an art aficionado but this artwork took my breath away. Simple, vivid, striking and uncomplicated. Like life itself. Request for more artworks from this artist.