Inside My Creative Art Studio & Process
Welcome to my chota sa studio in Banswara. This is where I sketch, paint, and turn your photos into artwork every single day. Take a look at how I work.
My studio might be small, but my dreams are very big. I'm working hard every day to achieve my dream art setup, and I thank God for my journey so far.
A happy moment in my studio. Every achievement, big or small, starts right here in this creative space.
A view of my workspace. This is where I spend hours creating sketches and paintings, surrounded by my tools and completed artworks.
I made a few small updates to my studio, adding some plants to make it feel more fresh. Everything I have achieved has come from this small, humble space.
I've made some modifications to my small art studio, organizing my space to be more efficient. Here I am hanging a new framed piece on the wall.
I finally bought a new laptop! It took a lot of hard work to get to this point, and I'm so grateful for every step of the journey.
I'm a millionaire in artwork! This video is a fun way to show you the collection of paintings and sketches I've created over the years.
A glimpse into my life as a full-time artist. This is day 3 of a 30-day challenge, showing my process from start to finish, working late into the night.
Day 5 of my "Full-time artist life" challenge. This video shows me sketching, packing orders, and the dedication it takes to be a professional artist.
Day 6 of my artist life challenge. From delivering a packed artwork to working on a new painting, the grind never stops.
About My Studio & Creative Process
People often ask if I have a fancy setup, but the truth is, my work happens right here in this compact studio in Banswara. It is not about a grand office; it is about the hours spent with graphite, canvas, and oils to get your portrait details just right. Every sketch or painting I deliver starts on this desk, often late into the night.
It takes a lot of discipline to create realistic portraits consistently. I treat every commission as if I were making it for my own home. For my charcoal and graphite sketches, I stick to high-quality Brustro paper because it holds the texture I need for realistic skin tones. When I move to oil paintings, I work on Roy fine art canvas, layering paints carefully to make sure the final result captures the emotion in your photos.
I share this behind-the-scenes look because I want you to know exactly how your order comes to life. Whether it is a couple portrait for an anniversary or a custom deity painting for your puja, I document the progress so you are never in the dark.
A small, honest heads-up: I only work directly with clients. If you see my name or photos elsewhere promising different deals, please be careful. I only have this one studio and one way to work. When you book a portrait with me, you are getting my personal attention, not a factory-produced piece. From the moment I prime the canvas to the final varnish coat, I am the one holding the brush. Let us create something real together.
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