My art stall is at jayamahal palace exhibition from August 20-23. It's the first stall.
I had just posted my last art fair. You can see in my profile. And I realised my setting up stall needed work. So I changed things quite a bit. Do give me feedback
I’ve been creating art mostly in solitude for years, so seeing my paintings displayed together and watching people actually stop, look at them, talk about them and spend time with them was such a special experience.
So many kids came by and told me that they wanted to become artists when they grew up or that they loved painting too. Those little interactions honestly made my heart so full.
The stall was part of Rotary Kanakpura's Kalavana initiative, where the stall fees go towards funding dialysis machines.
Still processing the whole experience, but I wanted to share a few pictures of my little corner at the flower show.
I’ve been creating art mostly in solitude for years, so seeing my paintings displayed together and watching people actually stop, look at them, talk about them and spend time with them was such a special experience.
So many kids came by and told me that they wanted to become artists when they grew up or that they loved painting too. Those little interactions honestly made my heart so full.
The stall was part of Rotary Bangalore’s Kalavana initiative, where the stall fees go towards funding dialysis machines.
Still processing the whole experience, but I wanted to share a few pictures of my little corner at the flower show.
After years of creating mostly in solitude, I had my first exhibition in Bangalore this weekend. Seeing the paintings together in a physical space and watching complete strangers stop, look at them, talk about them and spend time with them. It was such a surreal experience.
Sharing a few pictures of my little stall because I'm still processing the fact that this actually happened.
It was really surprising to get a view like this. Had to sketch it immediately
Pretty proud of this one
I'm trying to illustrate better, with simpler shapes. I have always been painting things as they are, trying to achieve realism. At least that's how the artists I met taught me. But now I'm exploring the creative, illustrative style. I still struggle a lot with such simplicity. I came across Heidi Smith's charcoal illustrations and I had to remake it. Just love her fuzzy style
Absolutely enjoyed doing this one
Absolutely enjoyed doing this one
Really enjoyed drawing and painting this one. The location is national memorial park, bangalore, india.
Hey everyone!
I'm working on a little collection of mini paintings inspired by childhood nostalgia
Those simple, comforting moments that make you feel like a kid again.
I'd love some honest feedback. Do these pieces feel like they belong together as a cohesive series?