Though the beautiful herph may emerge on the screen with the help of a smartphone and a keyboard, it can not be competed with the art of beautiful writing written by handwriting i.e. caligraphy. In spite of this fact, those who are learning this art are becoming less and today their lives have started to shine even on the bread. Jubair (36), who has been working as a graphical artist for the past 20 years, explaining the challenges facing this art, says that it is important for the promotion of society that new technology should be adopted, but computers never get it Can not do that in a Caligraphist Artist.
Jubair explains that income from this work has declined. People-garden now takes print out with the help of computer. This has affected the profession of artists like them and now few people are interested in learning about it. The Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (Intech) recently organized a two-day workshop for children to take this art to the children.
In this, about 100 children from thirty schools participated enthusiastically. Jubair said that caligraphy or calligraphy is part of our heritage and can not be sacrificed on the new technology. We have to save it. In our country, the Sanskrit manuscripts were written like this and again in this Mughal period this art has achieved a new status. Computer keyboards and smartphones can not compete with this unique art.
Ramesh Tahiliani, the faculty member of the Indian Institute of Mass Communication, told PTI-language that the caligraphy has the power to pull people towards themselves. Calgraphy is a demand for certificates or wedding cards created for special occasions.
Jubair explains that income from this work has declined. People-garden now takes print out with the help of computer. This has affected the profession of artists like them and now few people are interested in learning about it. The Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (Intech) recently organized a two-day workshop for children to take this art to the children.
In this, about 100 children from thirty schools participated enthusiastically. Jubair said that caligraphy or calligraphy is part of our heritage and can not be sacrificed on the new technology. We have to save it. In our country, the Sanskrit manuscripts were written like this and again in this Mughal period this art has achieved a new status. Computer keyboards and smartphones can not compete with this unique art.
Ramesh Tahiliani, the faculty member of the Indian Institute of Mass Communication, told PTI-language that the caligraphy has the power to pull people towards themselves. Calgraphy is a demand for certificates or wedding cards created for special occasions.
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