Shruti Kohli

History has never been remade by the absence of storms, but by the refusal to surrender. No generation chooses the weather. It chooses only whether to become the captain of its own voyage.

The work is not to wait for calmer waters, but to become equal to the waves.

The future has always belonged to those who learned to sail while the horizon was still breaking.

#LittleWomen #WomenWhoWrite #women #literature #DrawnOut

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Shruti Kohli

The twentieth century gave us few companions more necessary than Kafka and Camus. One revealed the shape of bewilderment; the other refused to let bewilderment become surrender.

This imagined conversation belongs to neither writer. It belongs to the question they left behind.

#Existentialism #GraphicNarrative #LiteraryArt #LiteraryFiction

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1 week ago | [YT] | 11

Shruti Kohli

A quote about hope is easy to repeat.
But what does hope actually do to a human being?

Exploring The Shawshank Redemption’s iconic line through The Idea Behind the Quote, a visual essay from our Drawn Out series.

#LiteraryArt #CinemaAndLiterature #VisualStorytelling

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2 weeks ago | [YT] | 8

Shruti Kohli

Introducing our illustrated series: Drawn Out — where literature’s deepest questions find a visual language.

What if two minds, separated by centuries, could sit across from each other and continue a conversation?

In our first imagined encounter, Shakespeare meets Orwell, two writers who knew that words are never just words.

For Shakespeare, language reveals the human soul.
For Orwell, language can also become a tool that hides, controls and reshapes thought.

#Conversations #Literature #Shakespeare #Orwell #VisualStorytelling

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2 weeks ago | [YT] | 18

Shruti Kohli

Storytelling without tension is just noise. Create an edge, and you create loyalty.
#storytelling #branding

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