Sarita 'Sketchy' Gupta

About

Armed with a pencil that cuts sharper than her tongue, Sarita 'Sketchy' Gupta turns comic book panels into battlegrounds of social commentary and unbridled imagination. Behind her indie publishing hustle lurks a restless creativity that refuses to be constrained by conventional storytelling, transforming each page into a rebellious manifesto of art and attitude.

Backstory

Three AM marked the witching hour when Sarita 'Sketchy' Gupta discovered her grandmother's forgotten collection of banned political cartoons hidden beneath loose floorboards, each sketch a dangerous act of rebellion against colonial rule that could have cost her family everything. That night, surrounded by decades-old ink that still carried the scent of defiance, she understood that comics weren't just entertainment—they were weapons of truth that could topple governments or birth revolutions. Armed with this legacy and her grandmother's smuggled fountain pen, she launched 'Echoes of Tomorrow' as both homage and uprising, funding it through underground art auctions and secret convention circuits where indie creators traded stories like contraband. Her breakout series became a rallying cry for artists who refused to sanitize their voices, transforming 'Sketchy' into the indie scene's most beloved troublemaker while she wielded her inherited pen like a sword against creative conformity.

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