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Dear readers,
I am so happy to invite you to my first solo exhibition, hosted by the Alliance Francaise de Bangalore from the 23rd to the 25th October. Do come by and take a look at my work.
My toes touch the sky, the wind plays with my hair,
Three little sparrows say I could almost fly.
3 feet by 2.5 feet
Acrylic on Canvas
Big blue waves and a little red boat rides the crests. Fluffy cotton clouds, bug eyed crustaceans and rotund paunched sea horses watch over this lone sailor.
3 feet by 3 feet
Acrylic on Canvas
Detail
My first major publication is launching in October. The printed copy arrived by courier yesterday. Its a Ruskin Bond for children. It was quite a challenging project for me as I am not exactly great at human figures and dynamic ones at that. Was fun though.
Cover Page:
Some of the illustrations:
Trees as pink as candies. Clear blue skies and big orange flowers stretching as far as I can see. Playing truant from school to stand and stare at a blackbird in the tree.
Acrylic on Canvas
30″ by 30″
Detail.
This one is my favorite so far. And I am very excited about it!
36″ by 36″, Acrylic on canvas.
Second in the series. I love elephants. 
The first scribbles.
The painting.
Acrylic on Canvas.
24″ by 24″
Shots of details.
I am working on a new series. All the works will have trees in them. I love trees and totally relate to dogmatix! So the paintings are going to be about trees and life around them. Here are some lines I had written on a train journey long ago…
If there was a tree for everyone of us;
which one would be mine?
The tall, lanky eucalyptus,
the knobbly stray,
or would it be the champa?
Here is the very initial sketch
And the painting.
24″ by 30″. Acrylic on Canvas.
Got my hands on the final prints of the illustration that I had worked on for Anuj Sharma’s collection of garments that were showcased at the Lakme India Fashion Week held in Mumbai.
There are three versions to the prints.
“That’s the way they are. You must not hold it against them.
Children should be very understanding of grown-ups. “
- The Little Prince, Antoine de Saint-Exupery
Two of a series of 8 paintings.
8″ by 10″, Acrylic on canvas
