My Dance Teacher Sheela Mam’s Portrait Painting. After many trials, finally I painted my dance Guru Dr. Sheela Unnikrishnan Mam’s portrait. (Sheela Unni’s Sridevi Nrithyalaya) Medium : Acrylic. Used Water colour method to paint this picture. Gifted it to her
Painting done for Kao International Painting Competition 2017 for the topic “Together We Are Eco-Friendly”. Medium : Acrylic on Paper The topic aimed at showing equality of all living things on earth and existing together on Mother Earth. Earth Belong
This is an unpublished picture I did back in 2017 for the May Peace Prevail on Earth International Painting Competition 2017. Found it in old folders on the computer now. Medium : Acrylic on Paper #PeaceforAll, #CleanEnvironment #Peacepainting “MAY PEACE
Wishing everyone a happy and prosperous Diwali!!! May the color and lighting of Diwali Fill your home with joy and pleasure Happy Diwali!!!
Won the First Prize in Kuppai Matters Painting Competition…. Awarded Gift Coupons of Odyssey Book Store for Rs.5000/-…. Topic for the Kuppai Matters Painting Competition was Waste Segregation at Home and I did this painting. First Prize is (Rs.5000/-
Kaliya Mardhananm or Kalinga Narthanam Painting done by me for Sri Krishna Jayanthi or Krishnashtami.. Another Mahabharatha Series – Painting 3 Medium : Prisma Pencil Colours on Paper with Acrylic painting in the background Happy Sri Krishnashtami to everyone 🙂
My 3rd Big Canvas Board Acrylic Painting…”Rose Garden”..
Happy to share that I won Distinguished Honorable Mention Award & a Scholarship of $100 in the Bow Seat Ocean Awareness International Art Contest 2018 conducted by Bow Seat Ocean Awareness Programs, Inc. a nonprofit organization based in Massachusetts, USA.
Feeling So Happy !! My latest work ..Took about 4 months to complete… #thePaintingThatTestedMyPatience!!????? Title: “Kathakali” Acrylic on Canvas Board 18 x 24 inches Thank you Kannan Sir for all the guidance… Learned to do more detailed work with acrylic..
Kith-Kith is an Indian traditional game similar to Hopscotch, played by most children in our country. It is known by various names in different states of India like Stapu, Ekhat-Dukhat, Paandi (Tamilnadu), Chirpi (Maharashtra), Kunte Bille (Karnataka), Tokkudu Billa in