Art Up India

Featured Artists

The passionate people behind Art Up India

Udith Narayanan

He is a visual artist and designer specializing in motion graphics, digital art, video editing, and graphic design. Passionate about transforming ideas into stunning visual experiences, they blend technical precision with creative storytelling to craft work that captivates across every frame, pixel, and composition.
Shamal Joshy

Shamal is a textile designer, illustrator, and painter. His practice spans digital illustration, acrylic, gouache, and texture based paintings rooted in organic form and a deep love for the handmade.
Sarika Chopra

Sarika is a creative designer and artist whose lines are emotional bridges, drawn between the inner world of human feeling and the world we navigate together. She believes the greatest art is born in small places of disruption, in the cracks where something true breaks through. Restless by nature, she has traveled across the country not as a tourist but as a witness, moving from one end to the other, collecting expressions, absorbing the quiet art that lives in places most people pass through without stopping. For Sarika, every place has something to say. She simply learned how to listen.
oochu

Rose is an illustrator and animator known for her quirky, playful take on everyday life. With a background in Product Development from the National Institute of Fashion Technology, her work is shaped by a hands-on approach to making, influenced by hobbies like pottery and sewing. What began as a way to memorize classroom concepts has evolved into her favourite form of expression: illustration. People, birds, and animals (often turned into characters) remain at the heart of her work. At its core, Rose’s art is about creating moments that make her giggle while making them, and hopefully others while seeing them.
Nithiksha Maran
Needhi Laddha

Needhi is an architect and illustrator who believes design should be intricate yet uncomplicated, invoking wonder, joy, and belonging. She moves between built spaces and drawn ones, restoring heritage, crafting furniture, and documenting the world through illustration and photography. Always searching for the balance between innovation and tradition.
Nakul

A digital artist inspired by the world around him, his work emerges from quiet observations and lived experiences. Through a digital canvas, he transforms everyday moments into expressive visual stories that capture mood, atmosphere, and emotion.
Naani

Naani (Gayatri) makes art for websites, for buildings, for the vast and restless internet, but mostly for herself. She moves between screens and walls and open space, following something that doesn't have a name yet.
Khushi

Khushi is a storyteller shaped by the world around her. She interprets cultures, communities, and ideas, expressing them through graphic and textile design, transforming stories into tactile and visual experiences.
Girinath Gopinath

Girinath Gopinath is a multidisciplinary designer, artist, and educator based in India with over two decades of experience in jewelry design, illustration, and contemporary art. Currently serving as Assistant Professor at NIFT Kannur, he is passionate about bridging traditional Indian craftsmanship with modern design thinking. His work has been exhibited at prestigious platforms including the India Art Fair, Lalit Kala Akademi, and the Museum of Goa, and he was recognized among the top 7 Indian artists in 2011 by the Goethe Institute.
Gadha
Elias George Ponodathu

Elias George Ponodathu is a graphic designer, illustrator, and animator, self-taught at heart. He works across motion graphics, illustration, and animation, believing good work must be simple, memorable, and inviting to look at. His debut animation film Kurumba, rooted in his grandmother's telling, is a hand-drawn reckoning with caste and memory in old Kerala. The film earned selections at BIFA, Goa Short Film Festival, Animae Caribe, Birsamunda International Film Awards, and Animators Guild India Fest 2023, announcing him as a storyteller who draws with conscience.
Bhadra

Bhadra is a multidisciplinary designer from Kerala working at the intersection of textile and graphic design. Detail-oriented and visually driven, she crafts home textiles and brand graphics with equal ease, finding pattern and meaning in both. Curious by nature, she moves fluidly between print, surface, and form, always searching for new ways ideas can take shape.
Arunjith S R

Mixed media artist who creates from what I see, feel, and experience in the world around me. My work is shaped by everyday moments, quiet observations, ambiguous environments, and intriguing emotions; transformed into visual expressions through a mixed media turned digital canvas.
Amna

Amna is a visual storyteller whose work moves between brand identity, photography, and communication design. With an eye for texture and narrative, she has shaped visual worlds for fashion and lifestyle brands, and seen her work featured in Vogue. From studio sets to content strategy, she directs with intention, building images that linger.
Albin

Albin is an artist who never believed in following rules. For him, art is not a discipline to be mastered but a medium to be felt, a space where anyone, without permission or precedent, can pour out what lives inside them. He believes art holds the quiet power to change the world, not through grand gestures, but through the honest expression of an inner life made visible. To Albin, art is not a fixed thing. It is a revolution, restless, evolving, and refusing to stand still.
abhiarrt

Illustrator and visual storyteller inspired by pop culture, vintage aesthetics, and comic strip art, creating bold, nostalgic visuals with a cinematic edge.