Shuddha

The sketch is a union of Buddha and Lord Shiva. The snake and third eye represents Lord Shiva while the robe, hair and the hand gesture represent Buddha. It is a meditative trance pose where the Gods of two different religion -Buddhism and Hinduism become one. The first two letters of the Artwork title represents SHiva PREFIX- S and the remaining letters bUDDHA PREFIX- B

Shiv Shakti

 

Vishwaroop

It is scene from Mahabharata where Krishna reveals to Arjuna his true identity as God. In his real form God is seen as everything from the entire universe- earth. land. fire, air and water. The holy trinity according to Hinduism are Brahma - the Creator Vishnu- The Protector and Shiva- The Destroyer are seen here. They are united and omniscient and omnipresent in everything. The whole cycle of life birth - death and rebirth are overseen by them. Even past , present and future. The battlefield of life is depicted in the picture.

The Mahabharata

A scene from Mahabharata where Krishna enlightens Arjuna and provides direction / guidance in every walk of life!

 

Baba

My director and guide for life!

Divine muse

                                          

A scene from Mahabharata where Krishna enlightens Arjuna about the truth of life/ creation and its purpose . It provides essential guidelines on how to live life even today and provides guidance in every walk of life!

                       

Dancing Damsels

Folk dance of Punjab with lamps and colorful earthen pots

A Peep Into The Painting In Progress

Design the pots and then backdrop

 

Another couple of days to light their lamps and design their dress

 

Then the red pots

Took me another day to finish painting their dress

 

                                           Today I had very little time for painting!

 

 

Painting in progress

Black Magique Women

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan

Mother's Love

GOPIKA The Milkmaid

Girl of my imagination depicting a rural Indian girl carrying a pot of milk. Also gopika means a cowherd woman She is also depicted in in the stories of Bhagavata Purana and other Puranic literatures for her unconditional devotion to lord Krishna! In the Bhagavata Gita, the connection between the Gopikas and Krishna was pictured as a sacred connection between their hearts.

Color Orchestra

Funky Water Color Mix

Flirting Sketches

Animal Kingdom

Youth sketches

childhood

Beautiful Bride

Rachael in rain

Persona

Momo