Kosha Shah and Laju Shaparia, founders of Mitti Space

This printmaking technique uses linoleum sheets that can be cut and carved for prints or stamps. Attendees can take home the tools and linoleum sheets from the workshop, too. Avani Mehta, creative director of Superstudio, who attended the first edition, tells us, “Poorva made the process easy and accessible. After honing her craft for a long period, she shared different techniques to help work with, and understand the feel of the material.”

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On: July 9; 5 pm to 7 pm
At: Mitti Space, off Khar Danda Road, Khar West. 
Log on to: @mitti.space to register
Cost: Rs 2,700

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Joyeeta Bose

Watercolour can be an unforgiving medium for the untrained hand. You can achieve fresh, realistic paintings with one to a few washes, but it requires much control over the medium.

If the rains won’t let up, opt for an online watercolour workshop by Kolkata-based artist and illustrator Joyeeta Bose that will take you through live demonstrations of various watercolour techniques. Bose, whose work (left) documents the female perspective with hints of Bengali accents, explains, “This is a beginner A-to-Z class that will help anyone struggling with the medium.” You don’t have to be an artist to create, you just need to develop creative habits and skills, she notes.

On: July 9 and 10; 8 pm to 10 pm
Log on to: studiojoyeeta.com
Cost: Rs 2,199