A true artist at heart and a passionate art educator, Anjali has been teaching and making art for years. Her artworks are not just beautiful but also have a unique 3D feel to them. She feels that everyone wants to be heard, but very few want to make a difference.

Anjali Gupta is a professional fine arts artist and art educator who paints on canvas. She has had her art featured on several national and international platforms. As an art educator, she teaches art through online and offline mediums.

Anjali creates realistic artworks that appear to be in 3D form yet are drawn on paper. She has worked with a variety of dry and wet mediums. She claims that the artwork she does on paper appears like a photograph once it is complete.

When making a piece of art, she finds herself lost in her work and finds inner calm in it. She retires from the outside world, which results in immense pleasure and happiness for her from within.

Anjali cherishes her childhood memories and the beautiful moments she spent with her friends and family. If she ever had a time machine to go back in time, she would prefer to relive her childhood when she had a life with no responsibilities and much freedom as compared to her present. Her life back then was very smooth, with not many things to worry about.

Anjali has always looked up to her parents as her primary role models, who nurtured her so well. Secondly, she is also a huge fan of Sudha Murthy for her clarity of thought, contribution to society, etc.

In her low times, she finds her inspiration in the quote, “Even if you take a small move, every time you will be moving to achieve your goals.”

Anjali opines that struggles are a part of life. She believes in looking at the positives rather than focusing on the struggles she has had. Managing a home with a passion like this can be a bit difficult at times, says Anjali. But she would rather focus on finding the solution to it by prioritizing her passion or her house as per necessity.

Anjali was born and brought up in Uttar Pradesh, and she completed her entire schooling as well as her BCA and MBA degree courses. Later, when she was married, she decided to dedicate herself to being a full-time homemaker. Anjali exclaims that art just happened to her. She was living a regular life when she realized her inclination toward this field, and then she decided to start pursuing it. She utilizes the time after her kids have gone to school to create artwork and learn new things. Other than that, she spends the rest of her time with her family.

Having a supportive family has helped Anjlai excel in her field, and she has been honored for her efforts as well. She received an award from the Shilpraj Academy of Fine Arts in 2021, where one of her Ganesha paintings was selected in the top ten. She was given a silver award by the International Kala Ratna Awards. In the Tirupati Arts Society too, she was given a silver award. Anjali was given a merit certificate from Rang Sang's online art contest.

Anjali believes that some people are born artists and naturally have a talent for it. She, on the other hand, is one of those who learned with a certain defined process. She advises the people in this field to be consistent and constantly keep working and upgrading themselves. She adds that the field of art is about learning throughout life. Every time one tries to draw something, one will come up with something new. She also warns that one can never assume to have attained a particular degree or award in this field and think that it is all complete now, because it never is. Hence, only aspirants willing to go through this life-long learning must enter this field.

She further gives a message to the youth of the nation, saying that if one cannot contribute to society, one should not even complain about it. We should live in a sustainable society where we can help each other as well as nature by minimizing waste.