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Artists from a commerce class..




Drawing activity on the subject of
 "The Horse on Hind Legs"
inspired from the 1st chapter of Snapshots 
"The Summer of The Beautiful White Horse"
   Vraj attempted the drawing in a very unique style and though he didn't won any prize, this is my favorite among all.. Keep it up Vraj

Zaky drew a replica of the illustration in the text book and its so good that  he was the first choice of all the voters... 


Diya has blended the colors so well and the cowboy, the motion in the picture ,the speed ,the action, its almost tangible..



   Aryan got this one so perfect for once we all thought he might have just downloaded it n send us ..but we were wrong....so perfect ★★★












By Amruta Hublikar

By Amruta Hublikar

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