Showing posts with label Madhubani paintings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Madhubani paintings. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 23, 2015

Contemporary Art Show

I will be participating in a group art show at the Sunnyvale Art Gallery from November 2 to November 30. A reception will take place on Saturday, November 14, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. The artists will be present to greet guests and talk about their art. Light food and drinks will be served. Everyone is welcome. The Sunnyvale Art Gallery is located at 251 West El Camino Real,  Sunnyvale, California.



I ask you all to please share this with your friends and family and anyone you think might be interested.

Thank you !

Tuesday, March 3, 2015

Folk Paintings from India made using the iPad

Here are some folk paintings from India  which I painted  using the iPad. 

Title: The Proud Peacock (Madhubani Painting)
Medium: iPad painting
Apps used: Procreate

Title: Come Dance with the people of Warli
Medium: iPad painting
Apps used: Paper by 53



" Pray not only because you need something but because you have a lot to thank God for." -- from the Ramayana 

           #warli #procreate




Monday, May 12, 2014

Ramayana Art Project-- Painting display for Ramnavami celebrations.

Here are my Madhubani  paintings  that were on display at the Swaminaryana Temple, Milpitas,CA and Sunnyvale Hindu Temple, Sunnyvale,CA.
The paintings were on display for three days i.e April 8th, 9th and 10th, 2014 at Milpitas temple and on April 12th, 2014 at the Sunnyvale Hindu temple.

Title: Jai Shree Hanuman ( Madhubani Paintings)
Size: 9 x 12" Watercolor paper
Medium: Pen and Ink

Title: Ram,Lakshman and Sita in Pushpak (Madhubani Paintings)
Size: 9 x12"  Watercolor paper
Medium: Pen and Ink

See you all soon with another post and I will leave you all with another quote for you to ponder on.

दुर्लभं हि सदा सुखं


Durlabham hi sadaa sukham
 2.18.13

To be happy always is something which is difficult to achieve.  That is to say,  happiness and sorrow alternate in one’s life and there cannot be uninterrupted happiness alone.

[Context: Rama’s words to Kaikeyi when he saw his father deep in sorrow and in tears at the prospect of Rama going  into the forest for 14 years.]