in an era where anybody can become an artist with the help of a mobile application the members of nagpur for kids nfk club on wednesday dared pick the brush and palettes to paint creative craft painting and drawing classes organized a twoday warli painting workshop for nfk club members with an aim to promote ancient indian cultures especially warli culture the workshop held at the centres civil lines premises was conducted by proprietor vaishali kawre who has over 20 years of experience in the field kawre conducts different art workshops throughout the yearkawre kicked off the day one of the workshop with a discussion on warli tribe children were excited to learn about different aspects of the tribe and how they had developed a unique painting stylethe workshop was divided into two sessions presentation and painting explaining the intricate details of warli art kawre said that though the paintings appeared easy a lot of attention is required to create them it is one of the most beautiful and satisfying arts and it is recognized worldwide for its unique styleshe further said that warli paintings consisted of geometric figures which usually symbolized nature in different forms kawre taught children how to draw figures in warli style and also explained the significance of different symbols used in the paintings sushant jaiswal an nfk club member said i did not know anything about warli paintings the drawing is not very hard but it requires intricate detailing i love this artlater children painted and designed envelopes and bookmarks sandeep jaiswal a parent said children were introduced to new concepts it helps them broaden their horizonconcluding the workshop kawre said that every child is an artist but the challenge is to keep the artist alive when one grows up creative crafts team including sangita das archana singh snehal mane rakhi shirke aarati kothe vaishnavi gore ummehani and tejas kawre assisted the childrenreporting by praveen tewari