🎨 Embracing Life-Long Learning: A Journey into Warli Drawing
I'm happy to share a recent chapter of my "Continuous learning" journey that unfolded in a one-day workshop on Warli drawing. 🖌️💫
On last Saturday I immersed myself in the vibrant world of "Warli art", a traditional folk art form from the Warli tribe in Palghar, Maharashtra, India. The intricate details, the cultural richness, and the stories woven into each stroke of the brush left me awe-inspired.
In a world where learning is a lifelong adventure, I firmly believe that every experience holds the potential to enrich our lives. This workshop reinforced that belief. The day was filled with hands-on activities, insights from seasoned artist Rasika Durge, and a delightful exploration of Warli storytelling through drawings.
As someone deeply passionate about craft and drawing, this experience was a testament to the power of embracing new skills. It's not just about creating art; it's about immersing oneself in the cultural tapestry that these art forms represent. It's about understanding the stories that colors and patterns can tell.
Life-long learning isn't just a tagline for me; it's a commitment to curiosity and growth. It's about constantly seeking inspiration from diverse sources and weaving those inspirations into the fabric of my own creativity.
I encourage everyone to find their version of the Warli workshop—something that sparks curiosity and adds a new layer to the canvas of your skills. Whether it's art, technology, or any other field, there's always room to grow.
Let's keep learning, evolving, and creating!
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3moHi, you've always been at the forefront as Akzo Nobel. I wish you even higher in your work. I tell you this from Azerbaijan with 20 years of experience. It is always proud to work with your quality paints. I would love to come and work with you if I had my ass.