수채화 감상

사용자 PC에 해를 끼칠 수 있는 스크립트를 차단했습니다. 원본 글을 보시려면 여기를 클릭하세요. Milind Mulik My father, Pratap Mulick, is a well-known illustrator and painter. My own artistic ability became apparent rather early. I have been drawing since the age of 5 and I started doing watercolour landscapes at the age of 13. I received our government's National Talent Scholarship to study art, but I decided to major in engineering rather than art. After graduation, however, I returned to my artistic inclinations and began doing architectural illustrations and other commercial and design work. I continued painting landscapes and giving art lessons as well. Recently, however, having reversed these priorities, I am painting most of the time and spending less time teaching and very little in commercial work. I am now giving occasional watercolour demonstrations in government art colleges in Maharashtra. I am a visiting faculty member for the India art gallery. I also hold workshops occasionally, and teach a few students privately. I have participated in many group shows throughout India, and have had 15 one- man shows in Mumbai and Pune. My paintings are in the collection of many private individuals and a few Corporate houses in India, USA, Europe as well as Japan and Singapore. I have thus been painting for last 20 years or more on a regular basis and have, hopefully, created a place for myself in contemporary Indian art. * (자료출처:한국야외수채화가회

사용자 PC에 해를 끼칠 수 있는 스크립트를 차단했습니다. 원본 글을 보시려면 여기를 클릭하세요. Milind Mulik My father, Pratap Mulick, is a well-known illustrator and painter. My own artistic ability became apparent rather early. I have been drawing since the age of 5 and I started doing watercolour landscapes at the age of 13. I received our government's National Talent Scholarship to study art, but I decided to major in engineering rather than art. After graduation, however, I returned to my artistic inclinations and began doing architectural illustrations and other commercial and design work. I continued painting landscapes and giving art lessons as well. Recently, however, having reversed these priorities, I am painting most of the time and spending less time teaching and very little in commercial work. I am now giving occasional watercolour demonstrations in government art colleges in Maharashtra. I am a visiting faculty member for the India art gallery. I also hold workshops occasionally, and teach a few students privately. I have participated in many group shows throughout India, and have had 15 one- man shows in Mumbai and Pune. My paintings are in the collection of many private individuals and a few Corporate houses in India, USA, Europe as well as Japan and Singapore. I have thus been painting for last 20 years or more on a regular basis and have, hopefully, created a place for myself in contemporary Indian art.