Both these mediums are practice in our studio. The main difference in these mediums is the base. One is oil based and other one is water based. Oil paints are mixed up with the dried oil materials which are used as binder in it. Oil paints are older than the acrylics. We can use acrylics as the technique of water colors and in many other techniques as well. Likewise knife work, expressions, impressions, realistic techniques.

that combines various materials and mediums to create a cohesive artwork. It is a versatile approach that allows artists to explore and experiment with different textures, colors, and forms, resulting in unique and visually engaging pieces. In mixed media art, artists incorporate a wide range of materials such as paper, fabric, wood, metal, glass, found objects, photographs, and even digital elements.

Sculptors employ various techniques and processes to bring their artistic vision to life. Carving involves subtracting material from a solid block, such as stone or wood, using tools like chisels, rasps, or drills. Modeling involves adding and shaping pliable materials like clay or wax to create the desired form, which can later be hardened or cast into more permanent materials. Casting involves creating a mold of the desired form and pouring liquid materials like molten metal or plaster into the mold to create a solid sculpture.

Miniature art refers to a small-scale form of artistic expression where intricate and detailed works are created on a significantly reduced scale. Miniatures are characterized by their minute size, often requiring the use of magnifying devices to fully appreciate the intricacies and details within them. They have a long history dating back centuries and have been created using various mediums such as painting, sculpture, and even photography.

It is water based which dried very quickly before applying the second stroke. Every quick medium is hard to handle but the most interesting thing about the quick mediums is that they break the criteria of comforts and give us confidence building our own styles of paintings. Mediums will be practiced in: Still life . Landscape, Portraits and figurative, Surface exploration

Printmaking, also known as print media is a diverse and rich artistic discipline that involves creating artworks through the process of printing. It encompasses a range of techniques that allow artists to produce multiple copies or impressions of an image or design on various surfaces such as paper, fabric, or even metal. Printmaking techniques often involve transferring ink or pigment onto a prepared surface, usually through the use of a matrix or a printing plate. Each technique offers unique possibilities and visual effects.