Gopala - Protector of Cows

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I am back with "Gopala - Protector of Cows".
Mount : Canvas Frame
Size : 11"x 9" Oval Canvas frame
Medium : Acrylics & Texture Clay

Krishna is known by many names, which reflect his associations and attributes. Among the most common names are Govinda "Finder of Cows" & Gopala - "Protector of Cows", which reflect his childhood in Vraj. - (Wikipedia)
In this painting I have tried Texture clay to give depth to the main figure. and 3-D effact to fruit of the tree..!

Check my next post, that also will be other form of Krishna.
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Ram Lakshman

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Here is the final painting of Ram-Lakshman..!!

Ram-Lakshman

Mount : Canvas

Medium : Acrylics

Size : 12"x16"

This is also an inspired painting of Dayanand K. Kamakar..!!

A best way to Improve your work in your learning time.

I will be back with some thing new in my next post..

Preparing - Ram Lakshman

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Ram-Lakshman will be my next painting..!

I am exited to see the finished painting.. Working to improve my strength..

Stay tuned to check my new post..

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Radha Krishna - A Divine Love

Radha-Krishna

Mount : Canvas

Medium : Acrylic

Size : 12"x 16"

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I am back with Radha-Krishna..!

This painting is inspired by Dayanand K. Kamakar's collection. I just loved the way he has drawn the picture and I tried to make it again. I put my ideas for colours and everything which make it little different from original one.

We all know Radha-Krishna and their Divine Love..! The relationship of Radha-Krishna is the embodiment of Love, passion and devotion. Shri Krishna is the soul of Radha & Radha is definitely the soul of Shri Krishna. Radha is undivided form of Krishna, that's why the beloved of Shri Krishna is known as "Radhika".

Check my next post soon with the new experiment.

Preparing - Radha Krishna

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This will be my next task, "Radha Krishna".

Check my next post of Completed one.

"Lajjo"

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Finally I am back with "Lajjo".. :)

Medium : Acrylics
Mount : Canvas
Size : 12"x16"

Lajjo - Memories of my school days sketchbook drawing , now on canvas.. Work needs to be improve.. well, I am working on that..

Lajjo is an Indian name of woman (Ancient time).

Lajjo means Lajja (Sanskrit), Modesty.

In India Lajja personified as the wife of Dharma and Mother of Vinaya(good conduct, discipline), and the daughter of Daksha.

Woman are generally blushing in nature, and in India "Lajja" counts as one of the jewelry(Nature) of woman. And so Lajjo suits best for woman.

This time I put new technique in this painting..! Colour of eye and 3-D beads for jewellery.

3-D thing makes "Lajjo" so complete that I am so happy with it..!

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Suggestions are always welcome.

Stay with me for my new experiment.

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Preparing - "Lajjo" - Still not complete

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How was your week-end..??
Well, mine was so good that I was not able to complete "Lajjo".. :(
So, posting the image of "WIP (Work in progress) Lajjo".. :(

Check my next post when I will finish it.

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Preparing - "Lajjo"

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I am back with the new Creation, "Lajjo"

Its in WIP (Work in progress) mode,

Hoping to finish it as soon as possible..!!

Stay tuned for my next post with the complete "Lajjo".

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Mother And Child

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This Painting is Called "Mother and Child" Originally inspired by "Jamini Roy" (1887-1972), one of the most celebrated artists of modern India, is especially admired for his painting that brought solace to the viewers in a tormented time of history.

This is a small Tribute to the Great artist " Jamini Roy".

Mother and Child
Medium : Acrylics
Mount : Paper
Size : 12"x16"

Panihari

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Here I am with the Complete "Panihari"
Its on 12" x 16" Canvas , With Acrylic Medium.

Waiting for Comments..!!

Preparing

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This is my first post about my new artwork.
Preparing "Panihari"-Lady with Clay Pot.

In India "Clay Pot" was used to Collect water from River, Pond or Well.

And Panihari means "Woman who does the work of carrying water."

Stay tuned for my next post with the complete one.