By Anishka Gogoi

On November 22nd, Kathith held a Perspective Drawing workshop where participants learned how to "turn flat sketches into dynamic, three-dimensional compositions."

By using techniques like vanishing points and horizon lines, students illustrated buildings, interiors, and everyday objects, all for the low price of $10! 

To keep updated on future accessible opportunities such as this one, be sure to follow @kathith.kala on Instagram!

By Anishka Gogoi

Hase Chitara is a bold folk art from Karnataka, characterized by intricate patterns and linework that tell great stories. Kathith celebrated this art style with a workshop led by Shri Radhakrishna, who is one of the few artists who still practice the art. 

From December 6th-14th, Shri Radhakrishna led participants in creating "characters and traditional motifs which were often created by women of the community, and integrated into life‑cycle events like naming ceremonies, weddings, and festivals."

Thank you Shri Radhakrishna for lending your expertise, and we hope you can come to future Kathith workshops such as this one!