At Kadari Art Gallery, we often get asked: “What type of art do you guys display the most?” And our honest answer? We can’t pick! Why? Because art isn’t just one thing, it’s a language, and drawing is one of its most expressive dialects. From wild, colorful strokes to fine lines that whisper tradition, drawing evolves constantly.
Today, let's embark on a journey through the world of drawings, a realm for art collectors, aspiring creators, and anyone who appreciates visual beauty.
1. Abstract Drawings – Where Chaos Becomes Conversation
Let's begin with bold, abstract drawings, one of the most misunderstood yet beloved forms of art. These pieces often provoke curiosity and invite interpretation.
But that’s the charm! These abstract drawings don’t follow the rules. They express emotion, mood, and spontaneity over perfect lines or lifelike figures. A swirl of red might mean rage. A floating cube? Maybe confusion, or peace.
At Kadari Art Gallery, we showcase exclusive abstract drawings from contemporary Indian artists that are deeply rooted in culture yet modern in soul. No two are alike. And honestly? They’re showstoppers in minimalist homes or office spaces.
2. Modern Art Drawing – Tradition Meets Today
Think of modern art drawing as the rebellious younger sibling of traditional sketching. It mixes ink, charcoal, sometimes even digital mediums, and lets the artist’s personal story come through.
You’ll find themes like urban life, identity, social commentary, and even climate change beautifully tangled in a single modern art drawing.
At Kadari, we’re all for blending heritage with today’s bold narratives. Some of our favorite exhibits include modern reinterpretations of Indian gods, cityscapes with neon strokes, and gender-fluid portraits in soft charcoal. Each piece speaks volumes, without needing a single word.
3. Art Animals Drawing – Because Wildlife is Wildly Beautiful
Who doesn’t love animal art? And no, we’re not talking about cartoon tigers or cute puppies alone (though, let’s be honest, we’d hang those up too). We’re talking about the majestic, the raw, the powerful side of the animal kingdom captured through art.
From royal elephants drawn in Mughal styles to ink-sketched owls filled with tribal patterns, animals drawing takes you straight into the jungle, desert, or farmyard, all from your living room.
Fun fact: At Kadari, our tribal art collections often feature art animals drawings that double as storytelling tools, where each line means something, like wisdom, strength, or fertility. It’s art with roots.
4. Textile Drawings – Threads of Imagination
This one surprises people. What are textile drawings? Well, before there’s a saree print, a kurta pattern, or a wall hanging, there’s a drawing behind it. These drawings are like blueprints, delicate, detailed, and wildly creative.
From paisley patterns to intricate florals, textile drawings are where fashion meets fine art. Many of Kadari’s design inspirations for our textile-printed art pieces begin with a hand-drawn idea on a sheet, sometimes simple pencil, other times with watercolors.
And if you ever visit our gallery, ask to see our block-print inspired pieces. Trust us, you’ll fall in love with the rhythm and repetition found in textile drawings.
So… How Many Types of Drawings Are There?
Too many to count! But that’s the magic. Whether you’re into bold abstract drawings, heartwarming art animals drawings, culture-meets-cool modern art drawing, or heritage-rich textile drawings, there’s a style waiting to speak to you.
And at Kadari Art Gallery, we don’t just hang art. We curate stories. We give you a chance to own emotion, own history, own imagination.
So the next time someone asks you, “How many kinds of drawing are there?” you can smile and say, “Infinite. And they’re all hanging at Kadari.”
