I am from Kathmandu, Nepal.

Just go for it! Get yourself some art supplies and just see what happens. There is a ton of how-to information on this site to help you get started. Be sure to check out my Guide to Buying Art Supplies if you’re not sure what to get.

Taking classes can certainly help too, especially for beginners, as it is always beneficial to get feedback from instructors and from peers. Plus, many people find it motivating to connect with teachers and other artists in real life. Check your local community college or local art center! Or perhaps the people at your local art supply store might know some good places to take classes.

If you can’t afford art classes or there aren’t any available in your community, consider joining an online art community like Canvas, where there are lots of beginners and experienced artists helping each other improve their art.

Sorry, no. Thank you for your interest though!

It’s great that you value my opinion, so thank you for that! I’m sorry I don’t have time to comment on your artwork though.

My favorites are Prismacolor colored pencils, which I love for their rich depth of color and layering capabilities.

I work in a variety of media, but the ones I use most are probably acrylics, colored pencil and digital media (mainly Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop). I love acrylics because they are non-toxic and non-smelly, and I feel that they are a good medium for expressing the ideas that I want to express. I like the bright, boldness of the colors. I also like that acrylics are very forgiving, in the sense that if I make a mistake, I can easily paint over it. I like colored pencil because it is a very portable medium, so I can use them anywhere, and they require minimal preparation and clean-up. I love the rich and subtle colors that can be achieved through layering. I love alcohol markers for much the same reason – portability, rich colors and ease of blending.