When I painted Panchmukhi Hanuman Ji, it wasn’t just art — it was prayer. In this episode, I share how my devotional works are created in a meditative state, why they feel different from my other series, and how collectors often describe them as blessings in color. → My Website : https://www.krititiwariart.com

There are months when I don’t sell a single artwork, and it hurts. Doubt creeps in, but every time, I return to the canvas. In this episode, I open up about the fear of no sales, why I keep painting anyway, and how art is more than business — it’s my healing. → My Website : https://www.krititiwariart.com

Diwali is about more than lamps for me — it’s about renewal. In this episode, I talk about what the festival of light means in my art practice, how I use it as a time to create new beginnings, and why art can also bring light into a home. → My Website : https://www.krititiwariart.com

The ocean has always felt spiritual to me — vast, healing, infinite. Through my Marine Life series, I’ve tried to capture that energy on canvas, painting whales, dolphins, sharks, and turtles as symbols of wisdom, joy, power, and patience. In this episode, I take you into the emotions and process behind this series, and why these works feel like portals to the ocean’s strength. → My Website : https://www.krititiwariart.com

I once earned a steady salary in IT, but felt my soul was restless. In this episode, I share why I left corporate comfort to follow the uncertain but fulfilling path of art. It’s a story of risk, freedom, and choosing passion over predictability. → My Website : https://www.krititiwariart.com

Wildlife paintings carry more than images — they hold energy. In this episode, I explore why collectors feel such a deep connection to wildlife art, from the tiger’s courage to the eagle’s vision to the macaw’s joy. I share personal stories, symbolism, and how my wildlife works invite people to bring strength and beauty into their homes. → My Website : https://www.krititiwariart.com

In this episode of One Brushstroke at a Time, I take you behind the canvas of my boldest work yet — my tiger painting. It began without a plan and turned into the moment I discovered my true style: a fusion of abstraction and realism, unapologetic and raw. I share how this painting gave me permission to express myself more honestly and what it means to me today. If you’ve ever wondered how art can teach us courage, this one’s for you. → My Website : https://www.krititiwariart.com

In this episode, I’m reflecting on a life lesson I never expected to learn through art — the power of slowing down. Coming from a fast-paced corporate life, I was used to rushing, pushing, producing. But when I began painting — especially with watercolor and oils — I had no choice but to pause. And slowly, that pause began to change everything. Art taught me that presence is more important than perfection. That stillness doesn’t mean you’re falling behind — it means you’re finally catching up...

In this episode, I’m talking about something we all feel at some point — the pressure to follow trends. As an artist, I used to scroll through Instagram and wonder if I was doing it wrong. Everyone seemed to be painting the same things. Selling the same way. Showing up in the same style. So I tried to follow… but it never felt like me. Eventually, I stopped chasing what was popular and started creating from intuition — and everything changed. But this episode isn’t just for artists. It’s for ...

In this episode, I’m sharing something very personal — my deep connection to wildlife and why painting animals, especially big cats, has always felt like coming home. I didn’t become a wildlife artist by accident. Even as a child, I was obsessed with lions, tigers, and leopards — I even dreamed of having a lion as a pet! (Spoiler: probably not the best idea.) What started as fascination has become something sacred. Painting these animals helps me reconnect with parts of myself I didn’t even...

When I first started teaching art, I thought I had to sound like other teachers — polished, structured, textbook-style. And for a while, I tried. But it didn’t feel like me. In this episode, I’m sharing what it really felt like to step into teaching, why I struggled at the start, and how I found my way back to the kind of teacher I’ve always been — honest, intuitive, and deeply connected to the people I teach. If you’ve ever doubted your teaching style, or you’re someone learning from others ...

In this very first episode of Software to Sketchbooks, I’m sharing the real story behind leaving my 17-year career in IT to become a full-time artist. This wasn’t a dramatic leap—it was a slow, quiet unfolding. Years of painting late at night, questioning what I really wanted, and slowly falling in love with the brush more than the keyboard. This episode isn’t a step-by-step guide. It’s not a “how-to.” It’s a why. If you’ve ever felt torn between what looks good on paper and what actually fee...