Writer Reveal #1 #Day23

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So today is the day we reveal two of the four amazing people who volunteered to be the guest writers for my blog! A huge shoutout to these people for taking out their time and writing the articles (and also tolerating me annoying them ;P)

Here we have the first two guest writers!

Harshita Jain
Harshita is a person with a flair for art and quizzes are a quintessential part of her life. Lost in the world of wizards and witches, she’s trying to make the most out of reality through her drawings. Her knowledge combined with her creativity makes her a brilliant and truly apt choice for this series! 

Follow her art account @theminimalist15 on Instagram to look at her phenomenal and aesthetic art work. She truly defines the meaning of her art account's name -- minimalist and yet, pleasing to the eye!


A treasure house of talent -- Jahnavi is an excellent all rounder. A trained classical dancer, her dance defines grace and beauty at the same time. Jahnavi has been practicing Bharatanatyam for the past eight years and is a true gem! However, her interests do not stop here -- she also likes doing photography, videography, gardening and sewing in her spare time!

Follow Jahnavi's instagram handle to witness her elegant dance moves!



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