Handmade Portrait Paintings and Custom Sketches

Art can feel like a miracle. I painted this portrait of Lord Krishna using only lemon juice, which is invisible at first. With a little heat, his divine form appears, flute in hand. This is where my bhakti meets science.

I started this piece by throwing charcoal on a blank sheet, creating darkness before finding the light. As I drew Krishna, I thought about why his flute is hollow. It’s because when we empty ourselves of ego, a divine music can flow through us. This is the truth I try to paint.

This is why I do what I do. Seeing a client's emotional reaction, the tears of joy when they see a memory brought to life, is the greatest reward for an artist. Your happiness is my final goal.

Your wedding story, told through art. For this couple, I created four different handmade oil painting caricatures for their Mehendi, Haldi, Cocktail, and Wedding functions. They used them for everything from invitation cards to welcome signs at the venue.

Sometimes, all you need is a simple tool and a strong belief. I created this portrait of Bajrangbali using only a cutter to scratch the image onto a plastic sheet. When held against the light, his powerful form appears. No paint, no brush, just devotion.

What do you do when you want a family portrait but don't have a single photo of everyone together? You come to me. For this client, I combined five separate images into one beautiful A3 size oil painting, creating a memory that will last forever.

An artist can do what AI can't. A client from Canada gave me a low-resolution, horizontal photo of their parents and asked for a large, vertical oil painting. I reimagined the composition, added details, and created a 2x3 feet portrait that technology alone couldn't achieve.

Ever wondered what Shizuka from Doraemon would look like in real life? I took on the challenge, drawing one half in her classic cartoon style and the other as a realistic portrait. It’s fun to blend worlds and see what happens.

It looks like just random circles, but there's a portrait hidden inside. This is a unique pen sketch style I developed, where a single continuous spiral line reveals a face. It was a fun surprise for a client and friend from Dubai.