Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Oil Painting: Village Scenery

This oil painting is contributed by my brother Rohan:

Saturday, August 25, 2012

Thursday, July 12, 2012

Nail Stamping Art

This simple greeting was made using nail stamping technique. Dipped a nail in water color and stamped it on paper to create flowers.


You can use different colors to create multicolored flowers and other patterns. Make a statement with minimal effort.

Monday, July 2, 2012

Pencil Sketching: Hibiscus flower

Today's earning: Hibiscus flower created using simple pencil shading :)


How do you find this one? 

Tuesday, June 26, 2012

My First Madhubani Painting (Completed)

"Waiting for you..."


Madhubani art is done either in black and white or in vibrant colors now a days. The outlining of design in Madhubani painting normally has double lines which are filled tiny straight lines or crosses.  I will make my next Madhubani art in vibrant colors. One thing to be remembered while coloring is that the colors should come flat on the surface, no shading required.

How do you find this one in black and white?

Thursday, June 21, 2012

My First Madhubani Painting (In Progress)

Madhubani is a style of traditional folk painting from the villages around the area of Madhubani and Mithila in northern Bihar, India. Legend has it that Madhubani painting originated in the time recorded in the Ramayan, the ancient Sanskrit epic, when artists were commissioned by King Janak to create these paintings to celebrate the marriage of Sita and Lord Rama. Madhubani paintings were originally wall murals but are now found on paper, cloth and canvas as well. Madhubani paintings have traditionally been done by women.

I wanted to start doing Madhubani paintings from a long time. Here I am sharing a sketch (in progress) of my first Madhubani Painting:





I will share the completed painting soon. Hope you like this sketch. Do post your feedback.

Thanks,
Jaya.

Sunday, May 13, 2012

Pencil Sketching: Lady with Sitar

Got some free time today to make this beautiful lady with a Sitar. Click on the image to view bigger picture:



How do you find this one?