While drawing I discover what I really want to say.

*Dario Fo*

Hi, I am Krittika and Artkrittique is my brainchild. I am a graphic designer and an illustrator based in New Delhi, India. I have been learning and teaching visual arts for the past 8 years. Over time, I have grown to develop and polish my creative vision and art style.

I hope to make art more tangible and more approachable to people. And therefore, in my artworks you would find warm colours and relatable ideas and an attempt to thread a common theme of finding joy and comfort in everyday things and situations. I like to experiment with different mediums once in a while, and am someone whose works reflect her unique perspective and ideas. I also love all things colorful and pattern-isc and believe that my Indian roots have played a massive role in shaping my art.

I also take a keen interest in teaching and giving back to the community. And therefore, I teach over 16+ classes on art and illustration on Skillshare. Use this link to check out my classes!

When not making art, you would find me enjoying a nice cup of coffee at a cafe while laboriously working on my laptop. But well, that was pre-pandemic! Now, I do the same at home, while taking the ‘crazy plant lady’ idea a tad bit too seriously.

What People Are Saying

“Krittika is one of the most professional and proficient illustrators we've worked with. Her creativity and craft are excellent, of course, but most of all we appreciated her punctuality, clarity of ideas and openness to feedback”

— Shiva N, Nvmbr Studio

“Krittika’s designs are amazing. Her ability to create something from the scratch and come up with different options gives us a lot of flexibility in our campaigns.”

— Rohan, Whitehat Jr.

“It was a pleasure working with Artkrittique. From the very beginning, she was very accommodating of our requests and saw our vision very well. Throughout our interactions, we felt heard and the final outcome was just brilliant.

— Beyond Blood

“Artkrittique ensures a genuine expression of art and the final product takes care of all the emotions that have been conveyed right from the pitching stage.”

— Aheli Basu