Sofia Chaudhry is an artist and a house women from Rahim Yar Khan. Rahim Yar Khan is a city in South Punjab. Sofia is a painter and a mother of 2 kids. Sofia lives near Shiekh Zaid medical college.

Painting is more then a hobby for Sofia, it is a passion for her. Her favorite media is water colors and she portraits the dismal situation of women in Pakistan, specially in South Punjab.

Sofia Chaudhry have dreams to become a successful artist and get famous, not only in Rahim Yar Khan or Pakistan but in whole world. Her husband is very supportive for her in this hobby and backs her every effort.

Sofia’s husband is running a cottage industry in Rahim Yar Khan. They are a caring loving couple, enjoying their life with their kids. Sofia has told us a little about painting her hobby. In her own words, “Painting is a mode of expression, and the forms are numerous. Drawing, composition or abstraction and other aesthetics may serve to manifest the expressive and conceptual intention of the practitioner. Paintings can be naturalistic and representational (as in a still life or landscape painting), photographic, abstract, be loaded with narrative content, symbolism, emotion or be political in nature.”

Sofia says she like to create portraits and stills focusing the poor women of Rahim Yar Khan. I want to illustrate their sorrows. Sofia is looking for friends those are like minded and have same interests.

Nazia is an immature graphics designer. Like other geeks, this geek girl learned graphics design by reading online tutorials, participating in online blogs and different design communities.

Graphic designers have a promising career in today’s world which is becoming completely dependent on technology. And technology needs innovation for its progress, which is the basic reason for a bright scope that lies in the path of graphic designers. Moreover, online graphic design degree makes it even easier for interested people to join the field of graphic designing. Due to its scope and ease, a lot of talented people have shown interest in this field and majority of people is able to pursue an online graphic design degree even with their busy schedules and jobs.

Nazia has a good mind and artistic sense. She was doing very well in graphics design until recently Nazia decided to align her work with principles of graphics design. So Nazia got enrolled in a graphics design school [school name removed] to improve her skills and become a graphics design professional.

Graphic designing is a dynamic field and a great and lucrative profession. You can be an expert in this field if you learn and practice design skills by joining a course. Before you spend your money in the course, you must know the graphic design course description. This implies that you should know what all you are going to learn through the design course you are interested in.

Graphic design courses allow you to combine technology and creativity to communicate information and ideas in unique ways to consumers and businesses. You probably have not considered just how influential graphic designers are, and the affect they have on the daily lives of millions of people.

I hope geeks in our community would leave encouraging comments at this post.

Roshani is a fine art degree student. She is studying in a famous Art School. There are degree granting and non-degree granting art schools, art schools with classrooms and online art courses. Some non-degree art courses give “Certificates of Completion.” So Roshani picked a full degree art school.

Fine art is passion for Roshani, Roshani has written few lines for us telling us in detail about her passion.

Art can be rightly described as the “expression of the appealing according to aesthetic principles”. The word ‘fine’ attached with ‘art’ does no wonders to denote the remarkable quality, but it redefines the purity in the institution of art! Over the years of its study and experimentation, fine arts has been personified as ‘visual art forms’ that include painting, sculpture, architecture and print making. This implies, rightly, that this discipline tends to exclude art forms classified as craft-work or applied art (example, textiles). A synonym for what we describe herein can be ‘visual art’.

Fine arts seeks no age, it only breeds a thought that needs a vent. A child learning to paint does not care about what others might say about what he paints, such is the essence of fine arts. A person of any age or šëx or religion can indulge into the extravaganza of feelings and then find a new way, into self exploration, who knows that simple mixing of colors might give him the fame of a lifetime, or even better if the palette can satisfy the excited soul!!!

Fine art is further categorized into Architecture, Ceramics, Dance, Drawing, Film, Fine art photography, Furniture, Intermedia (interdisciplinary, traditionally referred to as Fine Art Media), Literature, Music & Opera, Painting, Printmaking, Sculpture, Textiles and Theatre. Classifying art does not mean that unbreakable walls have been created around it, suffocating it to fatality. Categorizing is only done so as to create tables for each one of these because rapidly multiplying contributions in them.

Roshani is looking for like minded friends.

Roma is an artist and a student of fine art degree. Roma has an artistic sense, she was drawing paintings since her childhood. In college her art begin to improve, so decided to study fine art. Fine Arts is defined in the Encarta Dictionary as being, “any art form, for example, painting, sculpture, architecture, drawing, or engraving, that is considered to have purely aesthetic value” (Encarta, 2004). Though this definition is used in relationship with the arts in the regular world, in regards to teaching, fine arts is defined as a subject beneficial, not essential, to the learning process and is often phased out because of lack of time, little learning potential, and no money. Fine arts is simply seen as painting and drawing, not a subject studied by an academic scholar.

This led Roma to get enrolled in an art college. Fine arts expand the boundaries of learning for the students and encourage creative thinking and a deeper understanding of the core subjects.

Painting has remained main interest for Roma. She is studying painting in different mediums. Watercolors, oil painting and she have a special medium clay painting. Roma believes in order to paint well, you need talent, right? Well, talent is certainly not a bad thing, but it won’t make you a master artist. You also need know-how. You need to learn and understand the basics and work your way up. It’s a learning process that takes time and commitment. Remember, no one was ever born with the knowledge how to paint. So you need to acquire knowledge by studying art.

Do you remember Sara? That sweet girl from National College of Arts. Being very happy with feedback on her contribution she decided to send a full set of photos to our site. Sara also has interest in modeling, these photos are of print quality.

Sara has completed her studies from National College of Arts and now working on sculpture art. Sara is working in different media’s from marble to bronze. Has created some marble sculptures with unique ideas but Sara’s favorite is metal sculptress (bronze sculptures).

Metal is inert and has no life of its own. As a sculptor, who shapes metal gives it form and meaning – in other words she gives it life.

Meal can cut, textured, shaped, welded and colored. Using modern fabrication methods, an artist’s creativity is limited only by his imagination. Metal sculpture is one of the oldest forms of art known. While the first sculptures were created from stone, once man learned to use and shape metal sculpting with this material soon followed. While sculpting from stone and metal follow to completely opposing processes, the end result is, in both cases, a work of art. The sculptor using stone starts with a block of it and removes all the material that is not part of the image he is trying to create. When everything not required is gone, what remains is the sculpture. When working with metal the sculptor starts with nothing. He must find the metals he needs, shape them and join them together to form what he wants. If he is creating a molded metal work of art, he needs to create the mold into which the liquid metal is poured and from which the cooled hard material will take its shape.

Metal sculpture comes in all sizes from a one inch statue of a Pixie to a ten plus foot tall sculpture of an Amazon. Metal sculpture need not be realistic. Surreal creations using wired shapes and things found in a junk yard or at the back of a garage can be combined into great works of art. These is also almost no limit to the materials that can be used for metal sculpture. Any metal that can be cast, joined or shaped – which with today’s technology is nearly everything – can be used for creating meal sculptures.

And these works of art no not need to be only decorative. Metal sculpture can be designed or modified for practical applications. A sculpture with a flat top may be used as a table. One which is slim and tall maybe converted into a lamp. A small hollow one can be converted into a decorative flower pot. Unlike stone sculpture which are fragile in nature, metal is strong and if the design permits, any number of practical applications are possible.

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