Meet Yogricha Verma an Indian illustrator whose comics beautifully capture the everyday experiences of modern women. Through her charming and relatable artwork, Yogricha brings a touch of humor and warmth to the ups and downs of womanhood. Her journey into comics began while working on her resume where she discovered her love for creating art that made people feel good about themselves. Initially starting her career as a motion designer, Yogricha soon found her true passion in graphic design art. Her comics focus on self-love and the simple joys of life, striking a chord with her audience. With every illustration, she offers a lighthearted perspective on the daily struggles and small victories that many women can relate to. Scroll down to enjoy Yogricha’s humorous take on life’s little moments.
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Yogricha shared that her love for drawing began in childhood, inspired by her mother’s casual sketches on the edges of newspapers and diaries. Her love for creativity initially sparked my interest she explained. When COVID hit in 2020 Yogricha decided to make use of her free time by creating random quirky drawings as a form of self-expression. Soon people started reaching out for paid commissions and that’s when I decided to pursue illustration professionally.
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Yogricha shared that when she comes up with an idea, it often begins with a quick sketch based on her initial thoughts. If I’m not happy with the rough sketch I move on to creating a mood board. I put these together after conducting thorough research collecting references from real-life images and other drawings.
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Yogricha doesn’t come from a design background. Her mother, a homemaker, would make drawings just for herself. By education, Yogricha is a lawyer so when she started, all she knew was her love for drawing. However, this came with its own set of challenges. At first, I didn’t know how to quote a price find new clients, or sell my work. There were also many times when I faced creative blocks. She believes that research consistency and hard work are key to growing as an artist. Joining art communities and interacting with fellow artists and illustrators can also help you gain better exposure.
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