Discovering Colors: Lakshmi Ramya's Artistic Journey
Lakshmi Ramya, also known as Laksminath in the art world, has a beautiful story to tell about her life as an artist. It all began when she was just three years old, fascinated by the amazing art of Sri Vaddadi Papayya. What's special about Lakshmi is that she taught herself to draw; she didn't go to any art classes.

She used to draw her own pictures and even won prizes in competitions at school and college. She didn't stop there—she explored oil and watercolor paintings too. However, after getting married, she took a break from art to take care of her family, pursue her MBA, and work as an Assistant Professor.

Then, in 2021 during the Corona pandemic, something magical happened. Lakshmi felt the urge to paint again, as if she rediscovered a part of her heart that was always there. Her passion never really left her.

With each stroke of her brush, Lakshmi poured her love into her art. She achieved a lot—winning first prizes in competitions, earning 21 awards in online exhibitions, and even being featured in articles by Sri Abdul Rajahussain. But the most special moment was when she painted Goddess Lalitha Devi for her mother. The happiness in her mom's eyes was a huge achievement and a blessing.

Lakshmi doesn't stick to one type of art; she practices all Indian art forms. Every painting is like a new story for her. Art is not just something she does; it's her therapy, her meditation. The colors, brushes, canvas, and palette talk to her, and she spends hours creating beautiful things.

Supported by her family and friends, Lakshmi dreams big. She wants people to recognize her as an ARTIST, and she dreams of opening her own Art Studio one day—a place where her creativity can shine freely.

In Lakshmi Ramya's world, art is not just about drawing; it's about discovering colors, telling stories, and making dreams come true.