Two years back I have been t Kashmir. Really it is heaven in the earth .Typing to depict any scene by painting by artist like me is a foolishness .But one of the scene where the huge waterfall between the huge jungle cum mountain attracted me so much that before it erase from my floppy I thought of painting it on the same day of my arrival to Mumbai .Though I was very tired I removed my painting brush and did this painting .Whether it justified?
This picture was clicked in my mobile without the removal of plastic cover hence the colour looks little dull
(Whether I have already uploaded this I don’t remember).
Crafts
Here are the kolams and rangolis in this page:
- One of the scenery of Kashmir
- Veggie Quilling :)
- E.Kolam
- Flower Collage3
- Ganapathi –Tooth Brush Spay painting
- Veggy-Kolam
- My daughter's rangoli
- Krishna-Line drawing
- oriya painting
- Conch Design
A first trial in quilling, in vegetables, inspired by Viji Maam. I have used cabbage and carrot for this simple arrangement. Your views please. Rani, do you like it?
Again here my E.Kolam.
Here i had done cross variation called woven cross stitch.
It does looks like a kutty kolam no?
viji
This is a tooth brush spray painting done on the silk (kanjivaram) piece of cloth. This was my first attempt like this. Please comment. Your valuable comment will definitely help me in improvising my skill
I have to cut one of my silk saris to Design Baratha natyam dress, for my daughter when she was in Higher KG as she was selected to welcome the audience. Instead of wasting the remaining material I thought of doing this painting
One day I was preparing for "Methi Pulav". Inspired by all our friends, I felt like trying a veg kolam. Immediately, I arranged on my kitchen slab, what all I had - onion, Methi, tomato, carrot, skin of carrot and stem of pumpkin (which I had in kitchen).Hope u like it.
My daughter tried her hand at drawing a peacock and coloured it all by itself.
Here I have used silver and golden poster colour to depict the Krishna against the black background
This is an oriya painting which I completed recently. Just wanted to share it with you.
