Personalized gifts!

Hi again!

 These are a series of themed works on photo frames, mugs and nameplates which can be made personalized on request! 

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Artworks for sale!

Hi all !

 This series of paintings are acrylic on canvas of indian idols and motifs. These inexpensive murals can be given to your kith and kin on beautiful occasions or adorn your wall too!

Your comments and feedback, encourage me to work more!

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Kerala Mural painting- Radha Krishna

Hey all!
 It has been a long time since I put something up! Although I hope to improve in regard to strokes and human features, I'm honestly happy with the outcome. I have learnt that patience and a calm mind are the keys. My first piece in this style (Ganesha) was sold to my beloved friend. Thank you Kaushik!

Radha Krishna, 92 x 92 cm

I appreciate your feedback and comments. If you love it, buy it :p

hugs to all! 

Invitaiton for brother's wedding!

I designed the wedding invitation for my brother. After many mock ups and ideas, Bhavya and me settled on this and Ara agreed :p We made some personalized invites too for a few.

It was watercolor edited on Photoshop!

Trays with style!

I made these tanjore painting styled trays for navrathri. Thanks Ramaa Aunty for the idea and trays! (: It is really quick and the gold paper against the dark brown wood is a nice contrast.

Had a sad accident of having a deep cut on my right index finger which had to be stitched. All  my orders are waiting. How important is a hand to a person?? questions answered.

Kerala mural painting!

    
     I had gone for a 3 day workshop at Dakshinchitra to learn kerala mural painting. We could not bring back a wall painted with the mural, so used a similar technique on canvas using acrylic. Acrylic paints are used like watercolor. But the tones, application of colors and shapes seen are very traditional.
     I had made really cool friends- Prerna, Priyadarshini and Sangita. 3 days were so much fun, chatting and laughing!

Currently I'm working on a similar kind with krishna and radhe. Exciting!
    

Ramarpattabishekam Tanjore painting!

I would say this is not my best of tanjore paintings.. I wanted to do this painting so badly for amma, for myself and started it 3 years ago. But unfortunately I lost little bit of patience towards the end, that the painting was only a 70% success. I honestly could have done it with much more perfection, something just wanted me to be done with it.

Lesson learnt: Please stop painting when you know its getting bad. Take a walk or watch a movie and get back to it. Don't do anything when you are not putting your heart in it.

The frame and the basic gold paper and colors saved it!

Excuse me for the reflection on the glass