Another watercolor.

Labels: - Monday, 26 August 2013


The watercolor i did last night, what's new? the paper that i had never worked on before. My other artist friend suggested me to try different types of paper and paper thickness. So, currently shifting from handmade paper which was about 120 gsm to fabriano watercolor paper, which is 300 gsm.  Damn, so many things in this tiny world and sometimes what looks easy is not so-easy :P I will try posting the tools and techniques that i use for my next upcoming works. Till then celebrate colors of life. Have a good day :)

Charcoal portrait: Rachel Weisz.

Labels: - Saturday, 24 August 2013



Here it is, my second charcoal portrait. Materials used- black and white charcoal powder, 8B staedtler and white glass marker on grey canson paper. Time- approx 4-5 hours.

Birthday roses

Labels: , , , - Saturday, 3 August 2013





It was an elongated birthday celebration this time, and these sweet flowers made it even more special. They are so adorable that i couldn't resist myself from doing a couple of live sketches and watercolor painting. I'm trying my best to save them from dying, its already day-3 and pretty bloomed fully. Hope they stay fresh for few more days.

Plain jane to sassy t-shirt

Labels: , , - Friday, 12 July 2013



DIY: transforming old tee into a new one.
Hello :) So, i'm so excited about this, can you ever guess that its a 4 year old tee??  It is so annoying to come across some boring and dead tee's every morning in the wardrobe,  dumping them would be one great job, but then, wait. there's nothing so wrong with them i thought, and tadaaaah! i renewed one, my mum helped me though. Shifting a slight focus from canvas and paper to fabric.
Follow these simple steps and start making your own plain jane to super sassy t-shirt
1. Make tiny flowers- here i have used netted cloth for flowers and placed a tiny kundan stone/ any sort of bead in between to give a better look, stitch them firmly instead of  gluing.
2. Paint- since the print on tee went little dull, to make it look even, i repainted those flowers with yellow acrylic paint to match up. (you can use fabric paint as well, i'm much comfortable with acrylics and they are washable).

3. Cut-  give a round/v-shape cut to the neck and sleeves (how ever you like it).
4. Finishing- give final touches, if you want stitch pipping to neck and sleeves or just stretch them and leave, it looks good that way as well.
5. Become a designer and be proud of it.

Have a good day :)


Charcoal portrait.

Labels: - Friday, 14 June 2013


For this one i used black and white charcoal on gray canson paper. The other day i was studying about lighting and shading, eventually i came across a video on youtube and thanks to the artist who mentioned that he was using dry brush technique, and that’s how i figured how to easily use charcoal without messing. Well yes! this is my first charcoal portrait, it kind of worked good with me. Some more to experiment in the near future. Excited!!
Feel free to share your thoughts about my works. Have a good day :)

Last breath.

Labels: , - Thursday, 6 June 2013

Been a long time, so here it is, my latest mixed media work on paper.
 I'm so lazy to explain, just  see and enjoy, let it communicate what ever it want to.
Good night :)




Few acrylics i haven't shared before.

Labels: , , - Wednesday, 15 May 2013

All of them are Acrylic on paper. Except the first one rest two are my very recent works i did for my BFA assignment. Leave your comments and feedback in comments section.
Title of the paper was- Pictorial composition.Form- Modern art.



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