Pooja G.

With more than 5 years of experience in teaching Drawing and Painting, I am a passionate art educator who loves guiding students in their creative journey. Art has always been an integral part of my life, and teaching allows me to share that passion with learners of all ages. Alongside teaching, I work as a Graphic Designer at the India Government Mint, where I combine creativity with precision in my professional work.

I have completed a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Visual Arts (MVA), which has given me deep knowledge and professional training across various art forms. This academic background allows me to bring refined techniques, artistic understanding, and practical skills into my classes. I believe in encouraging creativity while also building strong foundational skills for my students.

In my teaching journey, I have taught at Bal Bharati Public School, Odisha, where I guided young artists and helped them develop confidence in their artistic abilities. I have also achieved a gold medal during my Bachelor’s at Rabindra Bharati University, along with several other awards and recognitions in exhibitions and competitions. These accomplishments inspire me to help my students discover their own artistic strengths.

Working at the India Government Mint, Kolkata, as a graphic designer, engraver, and sculpting artist has enhanced my exposure to professional design standards. I bring this real-world experience into my teaching, helping my students understand both the creative and professional aspects of art. Many of my students appreciate learning techniques that are both expressive and industry-relevant.

I offer both online and offline classes, making art learning accessible and flexible. Whether I am teaching sketching, painting, composition, or color theory, I ensure that each lesson is clearly structured and enjoyable. My classes are designed to help students explore their creativity, improve their skills, and express themselves confidently through art.

My mission as an art teacher is to nurture creativity while building strong artistic foundations. I want my students not only to learn techniques but also to develop their own style and confidence. Watching my students grow, experiment, and succeed in their artistic journey is the greatest reward for me as an educator.