A long time ago, my twenties self met my thirties self – and here we are where my twenties self meets my forties self.

Twenties self: What was she doing! I like you so much more, forties self!
A long time ago, my twenties self met my thirties self – and here we are where my twenties self meets my forties self.
Twenties self: What was she doing! I like you so much more, forties self!
By now everyone knows that the anteater is my imaginary friend.
With a friend like him, do I even need a shrink?
Wisdom from Ananya as we were putting up my Pre-Dip show in NID.
So we got together and started a drawing club on weekends. Here are some sheets from my first session.
For those of you who’ve joined in late, an anteater appeared in my sketchbook in the summer of 2009, with his smart-alecky comments, and then he decided to stay. Imaginary friend or not, he always appears when I need him most, ready with sarcasm and wisdom. He turned up again this morning, for all you anteater fans out there.
Dedicated to Punam: Happy birthday!
If you’re like most creative people, you probably have a latent desire to do what you love for a living. The other day my friend Sumeet and I were talking about the very same thing –
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The mistake that people make when they start to do something the love, is that they start equating that with success. But that’s not right – when you start doing something you love, your goals should be self-awareness, self esteem, the joy of work, and finally, creativity through play. Then, if success comes from that, very good. But if not, at least you enjoyed yourself and probably learned a little about yourself in the process.