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Debangshu Moulik’s (@debangshumoulik) illustration career can be traced back to kindergarten. At home in Pune, India, his family spoke Bengali — but in class, his peers spoke Marathi, Pune’s provincial language. “I couldn’t understand nor speak Marathi,” says Debangshu, “so I started drawing to communicate. I showed people my drawings, the stuff that I actually wanted to tell them.” As he grew older, he honed his craft through online videos and tutorials. He picked up his first paid gig, an illustration for a Bengali magazine cover, at 14 and has been freelancing ever since.
“Everything I’ve learned has come from the online community,” says Debangshu, who’s now 18. The internet, he believes, is breaking down the barriers to information and opportunities that the gatekeepers in his country formerly restricted to the elites. “Ten, 20 years ago, you had to wait for somebody to teach you a skill, you had to have access to books and stuff,” he says. “But now, all the knowledge is out there — you just have to take it and make it yours.”
Watch our Instagram story now to see Debangshu illustrate in action.
Photo by @debangshumoulik

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