This is my detailed pen sketch of Nandi Maharaj, the sacred bull and devotee of Lord Shiva. I spent a lot of time on the colors and fine lines to capture a sense of peace and devotion. This kind of spiritual art is a very important part of my practice.

A simple and powerful portrait of Hanuman ji with the words 'Jai Shri Ram'. I used bold, warm colors with brush pens to capture his strength and devotion. This piece is a reminder of faith and courage.

This is one of my charcoal drawings of Ganesh ji. I'm still learning and improving with charcoal, but I wanted to share my progress. It takes a lot of patience to get the shading right, but I am dedicated to getting better with every sketch.

I created this pen artwork to express a moment that is beyond words. The two hands, each with different colors and details, represent a connection that I can only feel. It's a piece about emotion and unspoken understanding.

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Traditional Drawing & Painting in Noida

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I make hand-drawn landscapes, spiritual sketches, and textured oil pastel art using palette knives, pencils, and charcoal, all done without shortcuts.

Somesh Halder

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About Traditional Drawing & Painting

Why I Draw

Art keeps me grounded, happy, and honest. I pour my imagination into each piece, whether it’s a dreamy landscape or a portrait filled with feeling. Sometimes it’s tough, but I stick to it - mehnat ka phal meetha hota hai (hard work pays off).

The Mediums I Use

Oil pastels are my jam. I love playing with thick colors using a palette knife, which gives my work a textured, almost 3D look. If you like oil pastel landscapes that you almost want to touch, that’s what I do best.
I use my fingers for blending, especially when I want smooth, dreamy skies.
Pencil, pen, and charcoal are for when I want to focus on the power of lines. My spiritual sketch art, like Nandi Maharaj or Hanuman ji, means a lot to me. I’m still learning with charcoal - not perfect yet, but improving.

What I Like to Paint

Calm scenes with mountains, meadows, and flowers, like lavender and cherry blossoms.
Whimsical moments - cats under a glowing moon, clouds, or peaceful trees.
Detailed, spiritual portraits and sketches, especially of gods and mythological scenes.

My Process

Every artwork takes patience and effort - koi shortcut nahi hai (no shortcuts here). I build up layers, add texture, and keep experimenting. Each piece feels like a step forward, and I hope it brings you some joy too.

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Somesh Halder

My Story

Hi, I’m Somesh. Art for me? Pure feeling, yaar. Sometimes, I just stare at my digital work – no words, only vibes. Winning 'Best Student of Kalantar' from Raju Srivastava ji, unforgettable. Miss him. 2024 started with a fresh vector art, and some pieces eat up 25+ hours. Still, mehnat ka maza hi alag hai (hard work feels different). That Ram Darbar for Ayodhya temple, pure khushi. Habibi, abhi or karna hai – I’m just getting started.