Lovyaa Garg- The Entrepreneurs of India Magazine

When people stumble upon Makeitmini Comics online, what they really discover is a little corner of the internet that feels like home. Behind it is Lovyaa Garg, an artist who believes that art is more than just visuals, it is a language of emotions. Her journey didn’t begin with business strategies or polished plans, but with feelings. A lot of them. She admits she has always been someone who feels deeply, whether about people, the small details of everyday life, the planet, or even the confusing questions of why the world works the way it does. Drawing became her safe place, and from there comics became her way of making sense of it all.

Like most creative paths, it wasn’t always straightforward. One of the biggest lessons Lovyaa shares is about perfection. She recalls how many times she nearly didn’t share something because it didn’t feel complete, only to see those very pieces resonate the most with her audience. “People connect more with truth than polish,” she explains, and that thought has shaped the way she creates today. She has also learned that energy is not something to waste. Creating from a place of emptiness is never sustainable, so she invests in her own joy and self-care to make sure her art comes from a space of abundance.

Over the years, she has also picked up insights about the business environment around artists. Every client may not be your client, she points out, and that’s

perfectly okay. In the early days, saying yes to everything feels necessary, but she has discovered that alignment matters more than chasing every opportunity. When both sides share trust, the work that comes out feels honest and lasting. Another important realisation is that fellow artists are not competitors. In fact, connecting with other creatives has helped her feel less alone in an otherwise solitary space. Sharing struggles about slow days, overthinking, or the constant pressure to post has been healing in itself.

Family support has been one of her biggest blessings. Her parents trusted her choices from the beginning. Her father never questioned her direction, and both parents encouraged her to follow what she truly loves. That quiet belief, according to her, built a safe foundation to grow her business. She feels strongly that this kind of environment, where families offer trust without constant pressure, makes all the difference for young entrepreneurs.

When she started Makeitmini Comics, the tools were minimal. A pencil, some miniature objects she crafted by hand, a sketchpad, and a few watercolours were all she had. The iPad and digital platforms came much later. But even then, she never felt lacking. With clear intent and a voice that was true to herself, she created meaning out of the simplest resources. For her, the heart behind the work always mattered more than the tools in her hand.

There have been challenges. Monetisation was one of the first. She has always been careful to align only with things she genuinely connects with, so promoting brands just for the sake of income never appealed to her. While this made financial growth slower, it also built trust with her audience. Another challenge has been the changing social media algorithms. Constant demands of speed and frequency often clash with the natural rhythm of a thoughtful creator. Lovyaa has made peace with this by choosing rhythm over trend. Staying consistent with her own flow keeps her art authentic, even if it means slower growth in numbers.

At its heart, Makeitmini Comics is not just about drawings. It is about creating a cozy

space where feelings are valid, where an overthinking mind finds comfort, and where the heart gets its chance to speak. Through mindful living and storytelling, she brings attention to the tiny joys and deep emotions of daily life, turning them into quiet lessons for her audience.

What makes her work stand out is the unique blend of art and awareness. It is not just comics. It is storytelling with soul, combining mindfulness, emotional wellness, and creativity into a language that people of all ages can understand.

Her advice is: “Be true to yourself and trust your heart.” She believes that even in a noisy world full of trends and opinions, your heart always knows what feels right. Every spark of joy carries a hidden message. Trust it, follow it, and let it guide you toward your purpose.