Hesitant Alien was inspired by the album cover for Hesitant Alien by Gerard Way, which I listened to while drawing it. I’m also inspired by his artwork. ~KE Kaitie Elizabeth is an artist in North Idaho. She was born 12 weeks premature and her first year was a struggle to live. While enduring a few complications from her early birth, she has learned to overcome and live a normal life. One of her chief adversaries was a pronounced condition of ADHD. However, she understood that

“It was inspired by a song by Twenty One Pilots and their album Blurry Face. I love the song, to me it’s about people killing their dreams. Since the song is called, We Don’t Believe What’s on TV, I wanted my subject to be wearing the TV because he’s attached to it, and the knives represent the death of his dreams. His attachment to the TV is what’s killing his dreams." ~KE Kaitie Elizabeth is an artist in North Idaho. She was born 12 weeks premature and her first year was a

Tattoo is a way of expressing your feelings through your skin- Mo Naga Photo by Mr. Tarun Gargh Mo Naga, an alumnus of NIFT-Hyderabad is a self-taught tattoo artist. He is reviving traditional tattoos of the tribal people of North-East, creating neo-tribal designs. His designs are exposing to the world the lost tattoos of Northeastern tribes. Recently Mo Naga was present here at an exhibition at the Indian Museum aimed at documenting the traditions of past generations of Kony

"Indian classical dance is a marathon and not a short distance dash"-Ramli Ibrahim Recently, a nine-member group of the Sutra Dance Theatre, Malaysia performed a 90-minute show entitled, ‘Krishna, Love Re-invented’ at the Indian Council of Cultural Relations (ICCR) Kolkata. Accomplished in ballet, modern, and Indian classical dance, Director, Ramli Ibrahim is a cultural icon who has performed internationally for more than three decades. He is now curating the Dance Component