Prizdale Times is happy to announce the results of the Free Prizdale Online Painting Competition 2025, a platform that showcased the artistic talents of children from Nursery to Class XII. The competition, which invited young artists to express their creativity from the comfort of their homes, received an overwhelming response, highlighting the boundless imagination and skill of our participants.
The theme for this year’s competition was “School Days – Moments from School Life.”
The competition was thoughtfully structured to ensure inclusivity and fairness, with participants grouped into multiple categories based on age. This approach provided every young artist an equal opportunity to shine. As a token of appreciation, all participants will receive e-certificates and exclusive discount coupons from Prizdale Mart, an online e-commerce site, via their registered email, while the winners will be rewarded with free gift vouchers from Prizdale Mart in recognition of their exceptional talent and dedication.
About Our Judges
Moitreyee Kumar
Renowned Artist
Prizdale Times is honored to have Moitreyee Kumar as a judge for our online painting competition for children from Nursery to Grade 12. A graduate of Patna University’s College of Arts and Crafts (B.F.A., Painting, 1990), she has worked extensively as a freelance artist with leading magazines such as India Today, Grihshobha, Sarita, Women’s Era, and Champak. With over three decades of experience, she has showcased her work in prestigious exhibitions across India, including Bihar State Exhibitions, All India Exhibitions in New Delhi, and National Exhibitions in Jammu.
Her contributions to the Indian art scene include solo and group exhibitions at the Lalit Kala Akademi, India Habitat Centre, and AIFACS, New Delhi. She has participated in government-organized art camps and mural projects in Jammu & Kashmir, Jharkhand, and Maharashtra, and played an active role in mentoring young artists through national painting workshops. Her recent involvement in the Viksit Bharat Painting Workshop and the Karpoori Thakur Painting Camp in 2024 highlights her continued engagement with India’s evolving artistic landscape.
Below are some of her works.
Shubhra Chand
Renowned Artist
Shubhra Chand, a distinguished artist born in Katni, Madhya Pradesh, holds a Postgraduate degree in Painting from R.D. University, Jabalpur (1998) and a Ph.D. from I.K.S. University, Khairagarh (2008). Her artistic excellence was recognized with a Senior Fellowship from the Department of Culture, Government of India in 2023. With a passion for visual storytelling, she has showcased her work in eight solo exhibitions across major cities like New Delhi, Kolkata, Bhubaneswar, and Bilaspur, along with participation in over a hundred group shows nationwide.
Her contributions to the art world extend beyond exhibitions, with active involvement in over thirty artists’ camps and workshops. Many of her paintings are housed in prestigious collections, including the National Lalit Kala Akademi, All India Fine Art & Craft Society (New Delhi), Jawahar Kala Kendra (Jaipur), Tata Steel (Jamshedpur), and several regional Lalit Kala Akademi centers across India. Her artwork has also influenced literature, inspiring the poetry book The Light Relaxes into Evening, published in the U.S.A. by poet Kendall Merriam.
Below are some of her works.
Classes IX to XII
First Prize
Shreshta Burman
Class XII
Second Prize
Tanisha Arora
Class XI
Third Prize
Khushi Chauhan
Class IX
Classes V to VIII
First Prize
Parvathy Anand
Class VI
Second Prize
Avika Awasthi
Class V
Third Prize
Shreya Singh
Class VII
Honourable Mention
Soumyendra Nath Biswas
Class VIII
Classes II to IV
First Prize
Ishitha Sreechand
Class III
Second Prize
Krishna Menon
Class III
Third Prize
Jayesha Arora
Class IV
Honourable Mention
Diya Menon
Class III
Classes Nusery & I
First Prize
Aahana gupta
Class I
Second Prize
Amishka Agrahari
Class I
Third Prize
Khushi Podirla
Class I
Honourable Mention
Syeda Muhammad Umar
Class I
Honourable Mention
Jana Deborah
Class - Nursery
