Commissioned Art & Portraits
Shipped across India
Pricing Guide
Realistic Graphite & Charcoal Portrait
Scope & Materials
- Subjects: Detailed Head & Shoulders rendering of 1 to 2 persons.
- Medium: Professional grade Graphite & Charcoal pencils for deep blacks and soft greys.
- Surface: Heavyweight Fine Grain Cartridge Paper (Acid-free, approx. 200 GSM).
- Size: Options from standard A4 (21 x 29.7 cm) to A3 (29.7 x 42 cm).
Process & Delivery
- Technique: Uses the Grid Method to ensure exact anatomical likeness to the reference photo.
- Finish: Sealed with Matte Fixative Spray to prevent smudging.
- Bengaluru Orders: Includes a basic synthetic wood frame with glass.
- Outstation Orders: Shipped rolled in a rigid PVC tube (framing excluded for safety).
Color Pencil or Poster Art Portrait
Scope & Materials
- Subjects: Coverage for 1 to 3 persons (small family groups or detailed portraits).
- Paper: High-GSM Bristol or Mixed Media paper (250+ GSM) to support heavy pigment layers.
- Size: Available in A4 to A3 formats.
Style Options
- Realistic Style: Uses premium wax/oil-based color pencils (Polychromos) for smooth, blended skin tones.
- Graphic Style: Uses Poster Colors/Gouache for a bold, flat-lay look with vibrant backgrounds.
Delivery
- Bengaluru: Includes premium fiber or wood-finish frame.
- Pan-India: Packaged flat between hardboard or rolled in a tube depending on medium safety.
Large Format Family Commission (A2+)
Grand Scale Scope
- Size: A2 size (42 x 59.4 cm) or larger custom dimensions suitable for living room centerpieces.
- Subjects: Designed for 4 to 6 members, full-body compositions, or complex custom themes (e.g., religious deities).
- Medium: Client choice of Graphite, Charcoal, or Color Pencil.
Premium Features
- Photo Merging: Includes digital pre-processing to combine separate reference photos into one cohesive group portrait.
- Backgrounds: detailed scenic or textured backgrounds included.
- Longevity: Executed on museum-grade archival paper/board.
- Logistics: Heavy-duty packaging with corner protectors and moisture barriers.
About Commissioned Art & Portraits
I see art in the tiniest things - from temple kallina kettanegalu (stone carvings) to the way light falls on a chai cup. My journey as a kala vidyarthi (art student) never really stops, even with my degree in Visual Arts. Every portrait I make is my way of turning your memories into something adbhuta (amazing).
What I Create
- Hand-drawn family portraits, couple sketches, and individual illustrations, all from your favorite photos.
- Custom memorial illustration if you want to honor someone’s memory in a sensitive, personal way.
Pick Your Style
- Graphite pencil sketches for classic, black-and-white vibes - detailed and honest.
- Colored pencil portrait commission for vibrant, realistic colors and lots of emotion.
- Poster color paintings if you’re after bold, modern looks.
How It Works
- You send me your idea and reference photo.
- I use methods like grid technique for accurate likeness - no shortcuts here.
- Finished artwork is packed and shipped anywhere in India. Framing? We can chat about that too.
Turning a regular photo into personalized memory artwork isn’t just about making something pretty. It’s about catching the feeling, the story, and making sure it lasts.
Meet your Expert
Megha Prashanth
25 connects in last 3 months
My Story
Namaste! Naanu Megha. Art is my way of seeing the world, not just a job. Studied Visual Arts, but college was more about anubhava (experience), laughter, juniors, unforgettable days. I travel a lot, love ancient temples like Hirenallur – kalavidaru noduvanthe sthala idu (must-see for artists). Inspiration? Can come from a champaka flower, my toothbrush, or a packet of Electral. On a bike ride, potting a plant, or sketching at home – I’m always creating, always feeling.
My Work
Art for you - I make all kinds of art – miniature clay art, custom tote bags painting, portraits, painted pots. DM me for details.
Portraits with love - Customized colour pencil portraits for gifting or memories. I put my heart into each one.
Finding art in the everyday - I turn daily things – Belada hannu (wood apple), Golgappa stand, clothes – into creative everyday object studies.
My creative process - Mostly use colour pencils on brown sheets, sometimes polymer clay or poster colours. All originals are copyright reserved.