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Book "THE DAY I MET MY SOUL " by Meeta Gupta

It is with great honor and deepest privilege that I have designed and illustrated the cover of the book, “The Day I Met My Soul.” I hope you are inspired by this masterpiece that has allowed me to grow and shape my creative imagination. Join Meraki on her adventures journey beyond physical boundaries! “The Day I Met My Soul” is a faithful narrative by the author, Meeta Gupta.

Art and Poetry Compilation by Sharon Hays. A coffee table book composed of twenty -four artists, including Subhash Cheeda Published in : USA Publisher : 2busy Publishing

One of my sketch published in the book
"Messages from Children and What They Can Teach Grown-ups"
Balboa press, USA

About Me

Subhash Cheeda is a teacher and artist with a highly experienced background. His artwork has been exhibited and widely received in the USA, which has resulted in the release of his magnificent artwork and published in some beautifully illustrated books in the USA. Cheeda art is increasingly growing in popularity. He is also known as a highly recommended artist on an order basis. Subhash Cheeda is no stranger to the artist's community in northwest India. He has expressed himself in paint and brush for the last two decades in Punjab. In his state and on the wide canvass of the internet he has left his indelible impressions and he has inspired many others by his brush and paint creations. Portraits of historical figures, public personalities and leaders of the community have embraced his brush and they stand apart in bright and beautiful colors on many walls and vividly in public places. The Tribune, published from Chandigarh, has often reported about this young artist again and again. His Punjabi version of the Last Supper in the Christian Medical College Chapel and his painting on the healing episodes of Christ are of great value and importance for artists and art. His brush painted a beautiful portrait of Edith Mary Brown, the founder of Christian Medical College & Hospital Ludhiana. It is an enviable creation, created out of the remains of an old black and white photograph of the founder in the early nineteenth century. Martin Luther King, Bhagat Singh, and the classical saints, gods, and goddesses of the religion form part of the wide range of the canvass of Subhash Cheeda. He also has an enviable collection of contemporary portraits in his wide range of creations. Facebook, YouTube, and the Internet have given him the much-needed publicity and fan following. A prophet is not often recognized in his own community, they say. But the world has given Cheeda a name and a habitation, and he has proudly earned his place among the starry sky through his valuable creations. Cheeda has been leaving his impressions on the young minds of upcoming artists and students of painting through education and training. His legacy is an abiding and living one, and he is leaving it to be inherited by another generation of young students. A thing of art is a joy forever, and the Cheeda art has all the potential for future expansion and a flourish. The road before Subhash Cheeda is a long and broad, and he is sure to make big strides on the high road of art and culture in the foreseeable future.

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