Sruthi Tummalapalli

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Selected Works 2019 - 2022

SRUTHI TUMMALAPALLI

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Hindi

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Tamil (Beginner) |

Education Bachelors in Architecture School Of Planning and Architecture, Vijayawada

2019- Present

Intermediate

Narayana Educational Institutions, Vijayawada

2017-2019

High School 2013-2017

Bharatiya Vidya Bhavans, Tadepalligudam

Primary School

Sruthi Tummalapalli 22 | 12 | 2001

Tanuku | Andhra Pradesh

https://www.linkedin.com/in/sruthi-tummalapalli-598a82194/

sruthitummalapalli123@gmail.com

9542253344

About Me! To me , Architecture is more than just buildings and cities, it is about understanding multiple notions of how things work. The entire concept of creating spaces is similar to a game, with realistic stakes and multiple players on the same team, with no opponent.

I want to create spaces that act as catalysts for social change. Is it possible for a country as vibrant and diverse as India, with a massive population of more than 125 crores, to make design accessible to every individual, with the option of customisation?

I’m just a curious person looking for answers and, occasionally questions.

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2009-2013

Dr. K K R Gowtham Concept School, Tanuku

Primary School

2004-2009

Little Paradise ,Tanuku

Skills Being a good communicator Team Working and Leadership qualities Good at Problem - Solving 3D Modeling Concept Development

Adaptability Time Management Multitasking Documentation and Content Writing

Interests B V Doshi Story Telling Exploring Sustainable Materials Working with Forms Psychological Factors Influencing Architecture Trying livable spaces in small areas

Work Experience Freelancing Architectural Models from Internshala Worked as Graphic Designer in Mittal Enterprises T-Shirt Designer at Amazon Merch Worked as Tutor at Wiseminds Made Renders for 2-3 Different Firms

CURRICULUM VITAE

Software Efficiency

Competitions

Drafting 3D Modeling

Big Thing Challenge

Rendering Graphics Digital Sketching Lighting Software GIS Software

Autocad, Revit, Tinkercad Trimble Sketch up, Rhino, Grasshoper, Arredo CAD, Blender, ArchiCAD Enscape for Sketch up, V ray for Sketchup, V ray for 3DS Max ,Lumion Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Indesign, Adobe After Effects, Adobe Premiere Pro , Autodesk Sketchbook Wacom Pad with Illustrator, Photoshop and Autodesk Sketchbook Dialux QGIS

Semester II | 2020

The Concede - Architect’s Workspace

Post Office Design

Semester III | 2020

The Arrival - People’s Hope

Studio House

Semester III | 2020

Tiny Era - Student’s Space

Primary School Design

Semester IV |2021

Box Of Crayons - About the tiny doodles

Recreational Space

Public Space

Team of Two | 2020

Dharavi Competition Recreational Center

Team of Two | 2021

Landscape Design NASA

Team of Four | 2021

GRIHA Team of Ten | 2021

Industrial Design NASA | Furniture Design

Team of Four | 2021

Pin Up Gallery Jury Space Design

Team of Two | 2022

Workshops

Semester V | 2021

Deeven - A free spirit for all

Mixed Use Building

Team of Three | 2020

Doce X Doce

NASA | Office Spaces

Academic Works Myspace

Housing with Metal

Semester VI | 2021

Vertical Design Studio | SPAV | 2020 Asketch EduCon | 2020

Achievements

Equium Parametrized Architecture | 2021

IGBC Hospital Design

Karwan Workshop on Architectural Competitions | 2021

Ethos Design of Public Health Care Center

Futuristic Skyline Competition Equim Design of A Skyskraper and a pavillion

Laurie Baker Trophy NASA Design of a Hospital

Annual NASA Design Competition NASA Bus Terminus Design

Winner | Team of Three | 2021

Photoshop Presentation techniques | 2021

Winner | Team of Three | 2021 Special mention | Team of 10 | 2021 Shortlisted | Top 50 | 2020

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“Architecture is the learned game, correct and magnificent, of forms assembled in the light” – Le Corbusier

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Recreational Space

Semester V | 2021

Deeven - A free spirit for all

Primary School Design

Semester IV |2021

Box Of Crayons - About the tiny doodles

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Studio House

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Semester III | 2020

Tiny Era - Student’s Space

Futuristic Skyline Competition Equim Design of A Skyskraper and a pavillion

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Winner | Team of Three | 2021

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IGBC Hospital Design

Ethos Design of Public Health Care Center

Winner | Team of Three | 2021

Pin Up Jury Compitition Archmello Maze - Jury Space Design

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Participated| Team of Two| 2022

Annual NASA Design Competition NASA Bus Terminus Design

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Working Drawings

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Shortlisted | Top 24 | 2020

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RECREATIONAL SPACE

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|Deeven| A Recreational Space of Public Use

SPA Vijayawada Semester V 2021 Site: Site is located in the Warangal City Center Public

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Everyday life seems to deplete the freshness of life. We must free ourselves from the world that has captured us and be at peace with ourselves. We realize the importance of productive rest only when we feel trapped and need to experience everything around us. Due to the global lockdown, everyone is forced to stay home and get a break from daily life.

The project aims to create a public space in the bustling center of a Warangal city that appears to have limited open interactive spaces. Deeven is a place where people can spend time alone or connect with their loved ones for comfort, privacy and Solitude.

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Exhibition Spaces

Artisians Workspace

Mini Theatre

Museum Game and Play Craft Bazaar Culture Center

OAT Focal Point 2

Office Spaces

Focal Point 1

Focal Point 3

Parking and Entry/Exit

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Market Square

RECREATIONAL SPACE

Site Plan Cafes , Restros and Recreational Space 1.5 M Vegitation in the offset of the compound wall

Open OAT Space

Office and Administration Area

Entry

Recreational Buffer After Entrance

Artisians Workspace Museum

Market Square Parking

Exit

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Ground Floor Plan - Buffer is given right at the entrance so that it helps the people to get adapted to that place and also to get their essentials before entering.

- market square and the recreational space on the either sides starts a pathway for the people - market square is located here , so that people rend to buy more at their initial time. becoz people are more active when they enter.

- here there is an oat on the north , as it is an open space,it is placed on the north to reduce heat gain.

- this , kind of informal seating, where people could sit and discuss for hours at the level of occupent comfort.

- craft baazar is a kind of temporary structure, so it is semi open. north is more preferable.

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RECREATIONAL SPACE

First Floor Plan First Floor Plan - The cultural center, is almost at the end of the site, as the people rembeber about the culture of Warangal more effectively.

- There is a swing park and recreational center, when people were exiting the site, as it gives a refreshing feel while going.

- The placement of exit, that is through the sovinier shop, is becoz it is near to the clock where they can collect their luggage and find their vehicle.

- Winds comes from south west to north east in summer and vise versa in winter and all the spaces on the site located in that direction allows the wind flow efficiency.

- The shadows of the built forms like ticket counters and clock rooms are used as a shade for semi open mini theatre and food court.

- Food court is placed in the centre of the space, so that it is easily accessible - Gaming zone is kept over there, as it is an interactive space and also helps the people circulation.

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PORTFOLIO | SRUTHI TUMMALAPALLI Second Floor Plan

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RECREATIONAL SPACE

Sections

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RECREATIONAL SPACE

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RECREATIONAL SPACE

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Box of Crayons About the Tiny Doodles Page Number : 18

PRIMARY SCHOOL DESIGN

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|Box of Crayons| Primary School Design

SPA Vijayawada Semester IV 2021 Site: Site is located in Vijayawada Primary

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Gradient of Spaces |

Urban |

Symmetry

Box of Crayons, the school has been designed for students at primary level. The Design of this school is paramount, to a productive learning environment. The major aim of this design was to have a co-learning surrounding for the children.

The design creates a gradient of spaces. From Formal learning to breakout spaces. This site marks the most important part of the city and is accessible from the two edges. The Design caters to the basic needs of the children and aims to create a healthy environment.

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Concept - Subtractive Form

LIGHT:

Location: no obstruction is around because it may cast too much shadow in the daytime. No shadows are casted on the site .

Windows: large windows with heads close to the ceiling are always desirable. Placed on north side as no glare to enter.

Orientation: this is mainly in regard to the sun path. The learning spaces are so sited that a minimum of 2 hours duration of penetration is obtained.

Sound: When regular form have fragments missing from their volumes , they can retain their identity if we perceive them as if they were whole and complete , these mutilated form are refered as subtractive forms .

Location: school site is away from the busy road.

At the same time, it also needs to keep a reasonable distance from the neighbourhood. The school is therefore should be placed distinct from the road junction to avoid sound.

Rooms: sound-absorbent surface can be used in order to change the sound characteristic of the space. The sound absorbent could not be placed on all the site so it is placed only where the external sounds are coming inside.

Air Quality:

Temperature:

Subtractive form - very generous - on the exterior an architectural will is confirmed - on the interior all functional needs are satisfied (light, penetration, continuity, circulation)

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orientation : the most appropriate direction for setting the site with longest side in north south direction.may be with a small angle difference.

Layout: the sensitive space can be carefully separated from the intruding noise. Here all the classes and other entities have more buffer so no intruding noises comes in and also the corridors become interactive.

Building layout: links to the building shape, which heavily affects the heat gains and losses, as the exchange between the outside and the envelope is directly proportional to the surface area.

Orientation: this is mainly in regard to the prevailing wind. It can be either desirable or unwanted. With careful design, as much wind as possible can either be received or diverted.here the water body is the south west so that air should be filtered, so trees are planted.

PRIMARY SCHOOL DESIGN

Site Plan

Setback: front - 15m back - 3m right - 3m left - 3m Built Up Area: 53m x 22m ( 1166sqm) Total Area : 60m x 40 m ( 2400sqm) FAR: 0.89 Ground Coverage Percent: 0.49

Legend: 1. Main entrace 2. Pathway 3.Security cabin 4. 2 Wheeler parking 5. 4 Wheeler parking 6. Van parking 7. Administration office 8. Stairs and Ramp 9. Playground 10. school building 11. Entrance/ Exit

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Plans

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First Floor Plan

Ground Floor Plan

Sections

LKG Mezzanine Plan

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UKG Mezzanine Plan

PRIMARY SCHOOL DESIGN

Components of the school:

Roof design:

view The roof has glazing glass so that light could pass through it. And also a supplementary roof of angle 5 degrees in that direction so hot air flows out of the building and does not enter again into the school due to wind direction.

As there are classes even in the first floor , even handicapped kids also should be educated , so there is a ramp cum staircase over here and also have an activity space where then can play and also wait for their parents at pick and drop point.

This is a multipurpose used space with a staircase to the level 2 and an OAT combined in level 2. also this stage of OAT creates a visual balance and also an open space corridor.

Roof plan

Material Used: Rough Concrete

Roof section

Edge Flooring in level 1

This is the assembly and Yoga space. this is located at the entrace in ground floor. as assembly space is used only once in a day , this space can be used as yoga and meditation space and also this is a restricted space for a certain thing but it could be used for anything.

The classroom is well equipped with air and light . this voids could not get the air inside but coming to gusty with a gusty wind control barrier is made of timber helps to protect the class from dust if needed.

This is the flooring in first floor , as ground floor is covered from the top although open from all the sides. To give it the ample amount of light, the floor has this kind of holes with symbolism something, like it could be letters , numbers and geometry etc. so that the reflections also fall as same , so that kids could even learn something from shades and shadows. A protected glass frame is kept so that drain water does not drain down.

These magnetic plates help in generating a little amount of hydro energy which can be used to lit lights in rainy season. Also the mirrors on the 3 sides refract light from water and form rainbow colours on the wall which are kids all time favorite.

The play area under the stairs has a sand pit with 2 stairs to get down and play, this extra depth is created in order to allow someone inside the sandpit to instruct them.

The closed oat staircase is always a boring thing for kids. Voids always allows light , ventilation and more over adds a great visibility factor to kids, which creates a sense of freedom for kids.

In the case of season other than rainy the light directly falls on the mirrors on the 3 sides and creates a wavy design on the walls.

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Tiny Era Studio House Design for Architecture Student Page Number : 24

STUDIO HOUSE DESIGN

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|Tiny Era| Studio House Design

SPA Vijayawada Semester III 2020 Site: Site is Located in Vijayawada Personal Space |

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Peace

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Green

The young workforce is preferring to stay outside the cities for clean and noise free environment and improve their health and social life. People visit many holiday homes, farm houses and weekend getaways in and outside the city.

But in a post pandemic environment, the way we perceive these homes are quite different in terms of the duration we spend, type of social activities, provision of working spaces etc. Accordingly, there is a need to imagine and design a place to stay and work in line with the needs of a new age Indian with a perception of change.

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Form evolution: Level 1 has bedroom with toilet Level 2 has studio Ht : 5400mm It has living and kitchenette Ht : 3500mm paper

Cut at midpoints

Final form

A plain paper is taken to arrive at this form.

The profession I considered is a space for myself that is an architecture student.

Parking Ht: 2500mm

Semi public Private Parking

Sections: Staircase Kitchen and Dining

Workspace

Bedroom Lawn Living Room

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Bathroom

STUDIO HOUSE DESIGN

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|MegLave| A FUTURISTIC SKYLINE AND PAVILLION | WINNER |

BY EQUIM PARAMETRIC ARCHITECTURE Site: Hypothetical Site beside a Water Body Team of Three | Winner

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Workspace

We will not have enough resources, food, or vehicles to travel by 2050. So comes the sci-fi world, complete with a plethora of technologies that are vastly different from the way we live now. So, if everything is changing, Why not buildings?

We, a team of three, designed a sci-fi building for the future that incorporates a variety of design technologies. which will also compete with the buildings in 2050

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SKYLINE DESIGN

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TOWER 1

CORE TOWER 3

CIRCULATION, SKYLOBBY AND CORE

MODULAR FLOORS

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TWISTED KINETIC TOWERS AROUND SKYLOBBY ATRIUM

TOWER ITERATION

SKY COURTYARD

FLOATING PODIUM/ PAVILLION, RESTAURANTS, MULTIPURPOSE HALLS AND BRIGE WITH THE GREENARY BELOW

TOWER ITERATION

TOWER 2

INVISISBLE FIELD OF SECURITY / ACCESS CONTROL

COURTYARD FACADE

SKYLINE DESIGN

The main core provides support for the Services within it, as well as helping to cove the core lifts and acting as vertical circulation cores for the skyline.

The Voronoi here aids in the circulation and alignment of the modular blocks of the build form, which aids in the arrangement of the spaces within the building. This also creates a pleasant ambiance around the modules and aids in the reduction of harmful UV rays.

The Modular blocks are assembled to form a flowing structure.

They move in accordance with their intended purpose and in accordance with the passage of time. The type of office or mixed use it is used for is defined by its purpose. These blocks also move according to time, reducing the building's total heat gain throughout the day.

All of the Ducts and Shafts have their own core that transports them to all of the floors. It improves the functionality of the building.

This is a Pavillion and Restro which keeps the people engaged. This also could be used by the people who work and stay in this MegLave.

This is the Hyperloop which could be used as means of Transport by 2050

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SKYLINE DESIGN

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|Arogya Vriksh| A Primary HealthCare Center | WINNER |

BY IGBC Site: Satjelia, West Bengal Team of Three | Winner

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Help

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There is a need to revisit our healthcare systems in rural areas to be able to manage major health catastrophes while also addressing the enhancement of quality of life. While the infrastructure has improved since the implementation of the National Rural Health Mission, and other programs brought in by the government, the Primary Healthcare Centres, Sub-Centres and Community Healthcare Centres are not in a position yet to adequately tackle the challenges.

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PHC DESIGN

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PHC DESIGN

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|Maze| A Pin Up Jury Space | Participated |

BY Archmello Site: The Site is Hypothetical Team of Two | Participated

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As an architecture student we work on many different studio programs such as housing, commercials, healthcare , urban topics & many other design categories. Over the course of these 5 years, each student approximately pin’s up his/her work for approximately more than 50 times for juries & viva. Doing pin-up is a tedious task, one needs to visualize the composition of sheets , its size & sequence , placement of model and the arrangement of sheets on the board such that the work looks appealing to the juror.

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JURY SPACE DESIGN

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PORTFOLIO | SRUTHI TUMMALAPALLI Ceiling is made of Sound Absorbant to give a peaceful space for jury

The False Ceiling is made of Plaster of Paris which is easy to fix and for lighting fixtures

LED Lights are fixed for every 1M Radius to give it the correct LUX Levels to give a Jury.

Cardboard Panels are arranged in the space so that, they can be moved easily for the panel boards Walls are made of Brick and An Insulation Material is placed above it

Tiles are placed on floor which are Non-Slippery, so people could run with their sheets in the last minute of jury.

Glass Facades are given for Lighting also doors are of glass , so has visual connectivity.

Vegetation and Landscaping could be a good vibe changer of any space

The Project Base

Offset to the space minimizes the sounds from outside

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Module Exploded View As JURIES are a time scenario cases , all the other time it is designed in such a way that it can be used for other activities like multi purpose areas and for group Discussions.

A Waiting Lounge is also provided with the 3- module room to act as a transision. The lighting inside is brought through Voronoi’s and minimal glass. Natural feel is brought around the spaces.

Rotatable Jury Panel

JURY SPACE DESIGN

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Each Module have its own tracks which help the jury boards to move and also acts as the flooring expression.

Arrangement squares, smaller for juries and larger combinations are for group discussions

Wood Galvanized Iron Plywood

Magnets act as Board Pins

Galvanized iron sheets help the magnets to hold the sheets and also protects sheets from pin holes

Openable Display Table The tables are pull off from the floor with just a one click. The tables are locked to the floor and once the lock is off, a press on that brings the table up mechanichally.

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JURY SPACE DESIGN

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ANDC NASA Top 24

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BUS TERMINUS DESIGN

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FIRST FLOOR LEVEL

+ 3650

150 6850

150

WALL SECTION

SLAB LAYOUT

8000 700

280

-

LINTEL LEVEL

+ 2350

D

1190100886

3200

-

12/10/2021

4000 1170

E SILL LEVEL

+ 1350

4000

915

F FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL

FFL

450

+ 450

4000

300

+ 150

150

GL

G

+/- 0

19

1:100

A1

01 OF 22

20

-

-

-

-

1:100

A1

01 OF 22

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Brihadeswara Temple Brihadishvara temple, also called Rajarajeswaram or Peruvudaiyār Kōvil, is a Hindu temple dedicated to Shiva located in South bank of Kaveri river in Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, India. It is one of the largest South Indian temples and an exemplary example of a fully realized Tamil Architecture.

Miscellaneous

Plan

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Elevation

View

Study of Melkote

MISCELLANEOUS

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Digital Illustrations

Scanned with CamScanner

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Warped Structure Page Number : 50

MISCELLANEOUS

ArchiCAD Modelling

Paper Modelling

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Pencil Art

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Pen Artworks

Manual Artworks

Dot and line renders

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MISCELLANEOUS

Water Colour Painting

Acrylic Colour Painting

Soft Pastel Knife Painting

Post Painting Page Number : 53

PORTFOLIO

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