| Medium |
Acrylic on Canvas |
|---|---|
| Size |
90×60 cm. |
COVID-19
Created By:
- Student Name: Utkarsh Shukla
- Roll No.: 9581034
- Academic Year: BFA 2019
- School Name : School of Fine Arts
Art Description:
Story on canvas depicting painting how people's lives got affected by the covid-19 pandemic and the subsequent lockdown. In this, I have shown how people were tied inside their houses in the lockdown, how much their normal life was affected. In this painting, I have made illustration in canvas through acrylic color and hog hair brush, first I have done the background, then through the tape, the lines have been shown by light and sed.
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