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  • Flame

    Cooking on low flame, brings out the best flavors. We can taste the best flavors of our lives, if we stay patient and keep the flame alive.

    Lipi Gandhi

    April 1, 2020
    Art-inks
    cooking, go slow, life, living in the moment, low flame, one bite at a time
  • Create in Constraints

    So life got us here! It locked us down in our homes, and we all are complaining because now we cannot complain anymore on a wednesday evening how badly we want to go home. Robert frost said two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not take both. Well, two roads diverged…

    Lipi Gandhi

    March 26, 2020
    Sugar Words
    2020, art, constraints, create, creating art, creating in constraints, freedom, making the best of time, pandemic, time
  • Scattered

    The colours that you drop by mistake,creates a scattered pattern on the concrete. The words that you drop by mistake creates concrete patterns in the minds of people.

    Lipi Gandhi

    March 11, 2020
    Art-inks
    be careful, colours, scattered, use words with care, word
  • Wait

    Its only when the sun makes you wait for hours for it to appear just so that you can witness how the sky changes its colours. That is when you realise how precious every single day is and how every wait will prove its worth in the end. #Thankyoutothemornings

    Lipi Gandhi

    March 2, 2020
    Art-inks
    beautiful, give it time, morning, nature, sky, sunrise, wait for it, waiting
  • Delicate

    Why don’t we personify boys and men with flowers or say delicateness of feathers? Are we discriminating even in the figures of speech now?

    Lipi Gandhi

    February 26, 2020
    Art-inks
    delicate, emotions, feelings, flower, gender, men, Stereotypes
  • Symmetry

    We all try to find symmetry in everything. In shapes, in life, in work, in ourselves. Misunderstanding symmetry for perfection. But then how many times have you seen a flower with perfect symmetry, or human face with equal number of freckles on each cheek? So I painted geometric shapes without symmetry; just like our everyday…

    Lipi Gandhi

    February 9, 2020
    Art-inks
    everyday, faces, humans, misunderstanding, perfection, shapes, symmetry
  • Is love an art?

    Art is said to be a recession-free industry because you’ll never stop wanting more of it. Poets, writers, and painters pour their hearts on the paper, open their whole existence in front of the world to create that one masterpiece. The one that mankind longs for but does not know yet. Though these are the…

    Lipi Gandhi

    February 7, 2020
    Sugar Words
    art, demand, free, Love, love yourself, masterpiece, poets, recession, scarcity, supply
  • Lose a little

    What would it be like if we start every morning losing ourselves a little to the nature? One day we lose bad mood, one day Monday blues, one day some realms of our mind that were abandoned long back. It appears like a good idea. Doesn’t it?

    Lipi Gandhi

    January 30, 2020
    Art-inks
  • Spectrum

    People are like the spectrum of colours. Some are white, giving their distinctiveness away to any colour coming close to it. Some are black, taking others individuality away when touched by any colour. But most of us fall somewhere in between.

    Lipi Gandhi

    January 24, 2020
    Art-inks
  • Etched

    We watch the history of one generation being etched over the history of previous generations till we cannot distinguish between heroes and villains.

    Lipi Gandhi

    January 14, 2020
    Art-inks
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