creativity

Too hot to step out? Turn your home into a hub of adventure, creativity, and family fun with these easy, engaging activities!

Aziz Ul Rehman walked away from a stable job to carve a new path — literally. He transforms discarded animal bones, wood, and metal scraps into breathtaking art. Once doubted, his craft went viral, earning him thousands of followers and a growing global fanbase.

Udaipur-based artist Pooja Rathore’s project 'Studio The Soil’ transforms natural materials like henna, cow dung, and corn fibre into visually stunning artworks. Her creations evoke nostalgia for the natural world while inspiring a shift towards mindful, earth-friendly creativity.

From making miniature models with scrap metal as a child to creating stunning global art, Deval Verma champions creativity and sustainability with his upcycled masterpieces. See how he's turning waste into art that is gaining recognition worldwide.

Sandeep Saran started making furniture from wooden items as a hobby, but it soon evolved into Kaath Kagaz. His home studio offers customised furniture, earning him up to Rs 15 lakh per year

Not everything you do instead of doing your work is considered wasteful, though.

Besides tackling the menace of paper waste, Neerja Palisetty has also opened up doors of livelihood opportunities for a handful of women in Jaipur, who spin the yarn with charkhas at their homes.

Creating extraordinary pieces of art out of ordinary subjects like withered flowers, petals, leaves, twigs, grains & even vegetables, Subhashini Chandramani’s handle which goes by the name, ‘neelavanam’ is a hit on Instagram!

From artforms to surrealism and fairytales to memories, be ready to be amazed by these artworks that are nothing less than a treat to the eyes.

Mumbai’s Gauhrishi Narang is on a mission to assist aged widows of army jawans, through financial support and companionship.