A silent stream..

I tried to paint a stream in the misty morning light here!..Started the work randomly without prior planning of colours and compositions ..

I used the brush strokes only to get the softness and the freshness of the morning light, everything else painted with pallet knives.

Glad to share this work with you all because whenever I look at this painting, it makes my mind so calm without any meditation..

                                    Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
                                     Size: 20" X 30"

Thank you for visiting the blog, have a great day..
                                       

Mysterious Life

Life is a book of beautiful mysteries, we never know which page will bring a wonderful twist in the story.. .

Title: Mysterious Life
Medium: mixed media on canvas
Size: 24”X36”
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Golden opportunity

Hi,

“Golden opportunity you are seeking is in yourself. It’s not in your environment, not your luck or the help of others..It is Yourself alone”..

Here is an abstract art, depicting the above theme.. .

                       Title: ‘Golden Opportunity’

                       Medium: mixed media on Canvas

                          Size: 14”X26”

Jewels of Jungle !!

Hi,

Here I have posted those 3 paintings which were exhibited in one of the prestigious shows - "Artists for Wildlife and Nature"..It was a great honor to be part of this show and got an opportunity to meet talented wildlife artists of our country..


I take this opportunity to thank Mr. Nagendra Muthmurdu and Mr. Ranjeet Das Shelke for providing me the reference images to paint.. Hope I gave justice to those wonderful photographs..

             Subject: Crimson Sunbird
             Media: Acrylic on Canvas
             Size: 24" X 16"
             Reference image credits: Nagendra Muthmurdu

             Subject: Velvet Fronted Nuthatch
             Media: Acrylic on Canvas
             Size: 28" X 16"
             Reference image credits: Nagendra Muthmurdu

                          Subject: Fan throated Lizard

                           Media: Acrylic on Canvas

                           Size: 24"X 30"

                           Reference image credits: Ranjeet Das Shelke 

Thank you

A Fresh Beginning

Hello, Wishing you all a successful and glorious New year..

Here I would like to thank all the wonderful people who lit up my 2018 and gave beautiful memories to cherish and made me realize that we should not stop believing in dreaming big!!

Personally 2018 was a great year ,,,helped me to recognize so many opportunities and celebrate many dreams coming true..learnt to be grateful for all the ups and downs that happened throughout the year..

Once again, I wish may 2019 bring us many blessings, joyful surprises and 365 days of personal growth and gratitude..

                               

                                  Title : Energy realm

                                  Size : 18 X 24 inches

                                  Medium : Acrylic on Canvas

            

Here is a pallet knife Painting of size 18 X 24 inches.. Exhibited this landscape in our last art exhibition at Chitrakala Parishath.

       

Her hidden problems..

Every good thing comes with it's own share of problems, Yes!! She strongly believes that. Being attractive hasn't really done anything good for her. She wants to hide her eye catching looks (the real problem) from the outside world. 

She waits for her old age to get the problems resolved automatically. 

Both the trouble-makers and sufferers know the fact hence let the story be left untold itself, without digging it too much. 

Here is an abstract work depicting the above theme.

Title : Her hidden problems

Size : 18" X 24 "

Medium : Acrylic on canvas board

Directly from the Heart of a Mother !

Hello All, 

 Now finally, the time has come for me to make a comeback to blogging after 7 months,  sometimes it is a ton of work and you just need to take a break from doing something which you really love.. we ought to prioritize things. 

As you all know, being a mother is perhaps the hardest and most rewarding job a woman will ever experience, just like the fellow mothers, I'm busy with enjoying the motherhood to the fullest, keeping my hobbies and other interests in back seat..
Even if I concentrate on my work, a corner of my mind keeps thinking about my daughter. When there are so many things running around in your mind, you will be running here and there and suddenly her call,"Amma", makes me forget everything, including the important works to be done too :).. 
 
When you reach home and you know she is waiting for you, and watch her eyes glow on seeing you, makes you the happiest person in the world!
Cuddling her, listening to her stories, making her sleep, falling asleep with her etc,,make me feel like Life can not get any better!

Time flies like anything, soon she becomes "big kid", and I just don't want to feel guilty in future for what I have missed..I have realized that my canvas can wait for me but my daughter can't,, realized that no one's life is perfect and that cannot be so, live every moment fully and understand that there is a reason for every struggle you go through, trust me  that makes you better each day.

I think its enough of justification for my break now ;)

So coming to my work, Here I'm sharing one of my old paintings, "The tiger"..exhibited in our last group show at Venkatappa art gallery..

                               Subject: The tiger
                               Medium: Acrylic on canvas
                               Size: 24 X 36 inches

                                                 
                                            With my paintings displayed in the gallery,,