I find great serenity in all forms of art: Upal

He’s a musician as well as a well-liked cartoonist and sketch artist. Therefore, Upal Sengupta, a Government College of Art and Craft ceramic arts graduate, was all praise for the MyCityMyArt program when we questioned him about it.

“In my opinion, Kolkata is India’s most significant cultural hub. The city is a wonderful destination, with its Victorian architecture and colonial heritage.I’m confident the aspiring painters will brilliantly depict the city’s creative offerings on their canvases, and I can’t wait to see what they come up with,” he remarked.
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Upal has a natural talent for painting since he was young. “The floorboards of the Howrah mansion where we formerly resided were crimson. Thus, using chalk to scribble on the red floor was my favorite past time. I was never good at studying, so I used to sketch before writing ABCD,” he said.yet had a strong passion for art. Thus, my father helped me get accepted to Art College, where I gradually became interested in cartoon drawing.

Upla said, “My drawing/painting pattern is more illustrative,” in reference to his works. I created a series using only blue poster paint. I sometimes really like working with dry pastels. However, I also draw digitally these days.

Cartoons by Sergio Aragonés are well recognized. With only one cartoon, he can convey a narrative. That’s the reason I adore his works.
I find great inner serenity and comfort in all forms of art. I like using dry pastels in my work. However, I also draw digitally these days.