Vrinda effectively manages her time for her dual roles as an architect and a resin artist. She emphasises that creating art should be a means of personal development rather than merely a pursuit for profit.Vrinda effectively manages her time for her dual roles as an architect and a resin artist. She emphasises that creating art should be a means of personal development rather than merely a pursuit for profit.

Vrinda is a Resin Artist and an Architect by profession. It has been three years since she has been doing resin art.

She shares that during her college days, her passion for crafting new things and her enduring fascination with art grew. She attended a resin art workshop, which further fueled her desire to progressively include art in her career.

Drawing connections between her studies in architecture and her artistic pursuits, Vrinda highlights how the former provides a source of inspiration for the creative manifestations in her work. It was difficult at first for her to manage her budding resin art profession with a rigorous nine-to-seven work schedule, but she overcame this difficulty with perseverance.

Hailing from Jaipur, she recalls being an artistic child who was always engaged in making cards and watercolour paintings.

Sharing an incident, she recalls being approached by an admirer while she was on an outing who praised her for her art, which Vrinda considers a significant achievement.

When asked about her role models, Vrinda says that her ex-boss is her inspiration who always encouraged her to pursue her art. Besides, her father has been her critic and has supported her throughout. She feels blessed to have a supportive husband.

To all those who want to pursue the art field, she advises them not to try to follow anyone. She encourages them to experiment and create something unique to foster personal growth. She emphasises that art should be a means of self-expression rather than just a way to earn money.

Offering guidance to budding entrepreneurs, she advocates cultivating a strong idea and persistently working for its realisation.