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ABOUT ARTS & CREATIVITY WORLD RECORDS
Arts & Creativity World Records honor exceptional talent, imagination, and innovation expressed through various art forms. These records recognize individuals and groups who achieve extraordinary feats in painting, drawing, sculpture, dance, music, theatre, handicrafts, digital art, and other creative expressions. From creating the largest artworks, fastest performances, and unique artistic innovations to showcasing original ideas and creative excellence, these records highlight human ingenuity and artistic passion. They inspire society to value creativity, encourage cultural expression, and celebrate the limitless possibilities of art.
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Vasantha Hosabettu (Born on 21 May 1965) of Bangalore, Karnataka wrote the longest-running weekly cartoon column called Wa Re Wah…! which was written only about cartooning, cartoonist and cartoon. It was published in Kannada Prabha, Kannada Daily Newspaper from the Indian Express Group. This column appeared without a break between December 1, 2004 and February […]Read More
Darla Nageswara Rao, working as an artist in Govt. Central Press, Chanchalguda, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, invented a new concept of Replica art of newspapers. The idea is to use a fountain pen with black ink and some poster colors for writing the master head, the headlines, the news items,the pocket, the main cartoon, the advertisement […]Read More
A. Velu, sculptor and artist, Born on 01-06-1952 at Vennampalli (V), Chittoor Dist., Andhra Pradesh., India. He did fastest paintings in 25 hours and completed 101 paintings. Pictures includes temples, goparums, sculptures, natural and land scape scenes, navagrahs, universe, complete solar eclipse, Tirumala Hills, dancing ganapathy, very important constructions, pictures of Gods, modern arts of […]Read More
A gigantic rangoli created by the Ahmednagar branch of Prajapita Brahma Kumaris Ishwariya Vishwa Vidyalaya and its youth wing on November 26 last year, has now found a place in the World Records India as the ‘largest sand painting’ in the world. Depicting universal peace, harmony, cooperation and spiritual values, the rangoli was made as […]Read More
With nimble fingers and wads of cash, origami artist Noman MA Haji had a piece of Putrajaya – a picturesque village with beautiful gardens and buildings Malaysia broad aesthetic – in his modest apartment on the second floor on Broadway. This World Record book accurately reflects origami sketches of an architect of a multilayer structure […]Read More
> On Wednesday March 9, Paryaya Sri Lakshmivarateertha Swamiji of Shirur Mutt handed over a certificate issued by Guinness Book of World Records to Sanjay Dayanand from Kadoor near Kokkarne in the district. Sanjay has won this distinct recognition for carving a miniature idol of Lord Ganesha on the tip of a pencil. In his […]Read More
In the hope of bringing the once common house sparrow back to Bengaluru, Burhani Foundation (India) distributed 500 bird feeders at the Burhani Masjid in Gottigere, off Bannerghatta Road on 6th March. Across the country, fifty-two thousand bird feeders were distributed as a part of centenary celebrations of the birth of Dr. Syedna Mohammed Burhanuddin, […]Read More
India- Child prodigy artist Haris Imtiyaz Khan, now twelve years old, was able to draw a live portrait, using charcoal, since he was only ten – setting the world record for the Youngest live portrait artist. Rajpal Yadav, Miss India Universe Tanushree Datta, Haris Imtiyaz Khan at the painting exhibition by Child prodigy Haris Imtiyaz […]Read More
M.S. Malavika, 12, who has already excelled herself as a junior magician will undertake a more adventurous feat on Sunday by riding a motorcycle three km blindfolded. The feat will be along the Asramam-Kappalandimukku four-lane road. She told presspersons here on Saturday that the feat was being conducted to spread the message of awareness against […]Read More
Indian style guru Suneet Varma has gone beyond the ramp and has created the world’s longest embroidered saree at 55 meters. Beams the designer, “The saree is my forte. I have always looked up to this five yard wonder as a canvas on which I can do interesting things. It has paid off with this […]Read More
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