Surreal Full-Color Wall Murals

This video shows the process of painting the cracked stone archway and detailed line work for the Himalayan Buddha mural. I used layers of acrylic paint to give the background texture and depth.

A close-up on the process of painting the surreal eye and tree elements of the Buddha mural. This is where my love for combining human, natural, and spiritual symbols comes together in a single piece.

A wider view of the finished Buddha mural, showing how it fits within the wood-paneled dorm room at a cafe in Shangarh. It's designed to be a powerful and contemplative piece for travelers.

A detailed look at the colorful frog mural I painted on a wooden board in a jungle eco-village. The vibrant colors of the frog contrast with the dark, intricate background of twisted trees and mushrooms.

This mural was for a cafe in Gokarna, designed to be a playful and surreal scene. It incorporates elements like flowers, fire, and butterflies into a whimsical composition that wraps around the washroom mirror.

Here you can see me adding color to the element of fire in the Gokarna cafe mural. I enjoy painting flames as they represent transformation and energy, adding a dynamic touch to the artwork.

A fun detail from the Gokarna cafe mural, showing a figure pouring a can of beer that turns into a bowl of noodles. It's a quirky, surreal touch that was customized for the cafe's vibe.

This clip shows how I integrated the mural around a washbasin, turning a functional object into part of the art. The flowers and vines seem to grow right out of the wall and around the sink.

More process shots from the Gokarna cafe mural, showing the layering of colors on the surreal teapot and butterfly. I build up the colors gradually to create a sense of light and dimension.