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Hi, I'm Bakhor👋

I'm an artist, illustrator, and aspiring 2D animator from Assam, India. Art has always been more than just a hobby for me—it is a way for me to express ideas, emotions, stories, and the way I see the world.

My creative journey is mainly focused on digital art, illustration, character design, and 2D animation. I also have a strong interest in anime and manga, which have influenced the way I approach characters, storytelling, and visual composition.

🎨 My Art Journey

I started drawing out of curiosity and gradually became more serious about understanding art. Over time, I began experimenting with digital illustration and animation, learning through practice, experimentation, and studying the work of other artists.

I'm particularly interested in exploring how traditional art, modern digital techniques, and animation can come together to tell meaningful stories.

Alongside creating my own artwork, I created this blog to explore the wider world of art.

Here, I'll be sharing articles about different art forms, famous artists, iconic artworks, art movements, art history, digital art, animation, and my own creative journey.

🖌️ What You'll Find Here

Through this blog, I want to explore both the history and the future of art.

You can expect:

  • 🎨 Art forms and techniques

  • 👨‍🎨 Profiles of famous artists

  • 🖼️ Famous artworks and their stories

  • 📚 Art history and movements

  • 🇮🇳 Indian art and artists

  • 🌿 Assamese art and culture

  • 💻 Digital art and illustration

  • 🎬 2D animation

  • ✏️ My own artwork and creative experiments

  • 💭 My thoughts and experiences as a growing artist

🌱 Still Learning, Still Creating

I'm not here to present myself as an artist who has mastered everything.

I'm still learning.

Every drawing, animation, experiment, and mistake is part of the journey. This blog is also a record of that journey—what I discover, what inspires me, and what I learn along the way.

My goal is simple:

To keep creating, keep learning, and keep telling stories through art.

🌐 Find Me Online

You can follow my work and creative journey on my social platforms:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bakhor_?stkn=MTRodGRqeG5mMmkybA==

YouTube: https://youtube.com/@bakhor_arts?si=2mQ-KK3H7kEc2yEV

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/1CbBC4Brsm/

If you enjoy art, illustration, animation, or simply discovering the stories behind great artworks, you're welcome to follow along.

Thank you for visiting.

Keep creating. Keep exploring. Keep making art. 🎨

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