My hobby - Tiya Sompura

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I love to draw. This time I participated in a Tattoo Making Competition. I had many options, but I love butterflies, so I drew a butterfly as a tattoo. If I ever get a chance to get a tattoo, I will tell the tattoo artist to draw a butterfly on my hand. I will tell him to draw the same butterfly which I have drawn. This type of competition enhances our creativity and gives us a chance to bring our imagination and art into reality. 

Tiya Sompura
Class VII
The Fabindia School
Location: Boya, Bali, Rajasthan 306701, India

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