On a solo trip in 2021, I chose to sketch the Qutub Minar—not to capture its height, but its character.
Standing alone with a pencil in hand changes how you see a monument. You don’t just look up; you look within.
Every line I drew was a quiet conversation with history, proportion, and time. Sketching slows you down, sharpens your eye, and reveals details most people walk past.
This is the creative side of me—where travel, solitude, and design meet.
For those who appreciate creativity beyond the obvious, this sketch holds that silence.
