Mumbai : Leading publishing house Target Publications brought a burst of creativity to the lives of students at Helen Keller Institute for Deaf & Deafblind. In collaboration with Penkraft Ideas Pvt. Ltd., a unique end-to-end entity for all things art, the company ignited a passion for Mandala art through a vibrant workshop.
Over 70 budding artists, including students, trainee educators, and in-house teachers, participated in this whirlwind of creativity. The workshop, buzzing with excitement, equipped participants with all the skills and knowledge they needed to embark on their artistic journeys. Printed Mandala art papers and gel pens distributed among Helen Keller students became gateways to a world of intricate patterns and vibrant self-expression.
Anuradha Bagchi, Director of the Helen Keller Institute, couldn’t contain her delight. “We are incredibly thankful to Target Publications for bringing this remarkable workshop to our students,” she said. “They were captivated by the Penkraft trainers’ guidance, and the joy of creating Mandala art was truly infectious. We believe this experience will not only spark a love for this art form but also empower them to continue practicing at home.”
Tushar Chaudhari, Executive Director of Target Publications, Thane, beamed with pride. “We are honored to have had the opportunity to partner with Helen Keller Institute for Deaf and Deafblind for this special event,” he said. “At Target Publications, we understand the importance of fostering creativity beyond academics. That’s why, alongside our educational content, we offer Mandala art books – a testament to our commitment to keeping students and their artistic journeys at the heart of everything we do.”
This captivating workshop wasn’t just about creating art; it was about igniting a spark of creativity within these remarkable young minds. And that, truly, is a masterpiece in itself!
“It was pure magic to see their faces light up!” exclaimed Pallavi Desai, Founder & MD of Penkraft Ideas Pvt. Ltd., who along with Penkraft Master Trainer Vishakha Kalangan, conducted a mesmerizing Mandala Art workshop for the institute’s students.
Pallavi Desai, who imparted the workshop, echoed this sentiment. “Witnessing the student’s focus and meticulousness as they crafted their Mandalas was truly heartwarming,” she shared. “Mandala art offers a multitude of benefits, from enhancing fine motor skills to boosting creativity and focus. It’s a practice that empowers both children and adults alike.”
