Finally finished my Princess Portrait Series! I had started this series on a single sheet very long back. Finished it now! Hope I can do more series like this in future! All the Princesses in order for those who don’t
Instead of ‘A Lady with A Lamp’, here we go with ‘A Baby with A Lamp’! The baby’s face is modeled on a baby photo of Bharathanatyam dancer Bhairavi Venkatesan akka! 
Video of the making of the portrait. https://youtu.be/du-lSlrNHWE
Why do we celebrate Diwali? Diwali : Everyone’s Favourite Festival. The different reasons why we celebrate this Festival of Lights… The basic theme of Diwali is the triumph of Light over Darkness, i.e, Good Over Evil. Traditionally, people used to
Indian Railways Art done by me. Dūdh Sāgar Waterfalls Painting Video Story. This painting was published last week, so I am sharing a video of the painting from my youtube channel. Please watch and if you like subscribe to my
I’m celebrating a Green Diwali this year, what about you? I haven’t busted crackers for the past 5 years, out of pure concern for the environment. Wishing you all a happy and safe Diwali @home this year! Decided to draw
My latest work of Saraswati Devi done using Shading Pencils and Black Gel Pen. The pen shading was done back in 2019, and I gave it a shade using pencils now.
https://youtu.be/qaKYcpK6pTQ
31st October is celebrated as Halloween Day. So I thought of celebrating it with Elsa and Olaf from Frozen. I made a new dress for Elsa and Elsa made a new dress (sort of 
) for Olaf! 
Let’s go
Here is a Close-up Video of the Kathakali Painting I did 2 years back, which took about 10 months to complete. It was a tiring work, but I loved the outcome. Painting Board Size : 45 cm x 60 cm
Realistic Human Eye Painting done in Prismacolour Premier Colour Pencils on Brustro Toned Paper. I liked the outcome as this is one of my initial trial in realistic painting.
Goddess Mahagauri in Paint Process Video | Navaratri 2020 Celebrations – Art by Meghna. This is done using Watercolours on Watercolour Sheet. Goddess Mahagauri is the 8th form of Navadurga to be worshipped during the festival of Navaratri.