I’ve always adored renaissance and Baroque art, and in the past few years my passion for this classical era of art grew even more as I started to grapple with understanding motifs and philosophical ideas from these paintings.
I spent the last few years taking care of my mother full time. She was a wonderful woman, full of life and love, always ready to laugh and smile.
I passed Diploma in Oil Paintings and others (In in God’s Own Country -Kerala, India, Calicut.
I have an interest in drawing and painting and had some tuition, but not that much. What I lack is guidance and feedback because I’m willing to learn, but need a teacher who can take me through various topics of art.
My name is Tayabah Hana, and I am an aspiring artist who mainly works in drawing and painting. For me, art is a way to process emotions and experiences that I sometimes can’t express in words. When I draw or paint, I feel connected to something bigger—a sense of possibility and discovery.
I want to learn how to draw the right way
I deliberately seek inspiration in nature, people, music, and everything else thats beautiful. Over time, I’ve become very sensitive to it. I’ve been drawing as soon as I learnt how to use a pencil, but for a past few years it’s been challenging to keep up. My parents never truly appreciated this skill of mine and I never gave it a proper chance of growth. There were times I questioned if it was worth continuing at all—but something always brought me back. Maybe it’s the quiet joy of creating, or maybe it’s the part of me that still believes art is worth pursuing, even when no one else is watching.
A 75 year old Native New Yorker on the same block my whole life. I have seen the neighborhood go from a tough one to The place to live. Survived all the changes.
Art is a crutial part of my my life for visualizing and understanding the nature. That curiosity about nature is inside me because of Leonardo da Vinci. I follow Leonardo da Vinci so much that I’ve started vegetarian diet. For me art is a way of loving the nature. Because as artists we all take inspiration from the nature.
I am an Israeli-American emerging artist whose work is deeply rooted in spirituality, healing, and the human journey. Through mixed media and hand-embellished prints, I explore themes of connection, resilience, and the search for meaning, offering comfort to those who feel unseen or fragmented.
Art is my language of healing and expression. It is how I process complex emotions, traumas, and hopes—sharing stories that transcend words. Creating art is essential to my personal growth and my desire to touch others’ hearts.
