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Avatars of Vishnu: Divine Incarnations

byAtharva S BarapatreAvailable online across IndiaStarts from₹3,500 per artwork (digital file)View full gallery

Digital paintings of the divine, from the gentle gaze of Vitthal to the strength of Ram Lalla. Each piece is crafted with devotion and attention to cultural detail.

A majestic digital painting of Lord Vitthal, standing on the banks of the Chandrabhaga river. This artwork was created to celebrate Ashadhi Ekadashi, capturing his divine and welcoming posture.

A vibrant, colorful portrait of Lord Vitthal. This piece combines traditional iconography with expressive digital brushwork, creating a modern tribute to the beloved deity of Pandharpur.

My fully colored digital painting of Ram Lalla, based on the sacred idol. I used a mix of sketch-style lines and rich colors to bring a sense of life and divinity to the artwork.

Watch the creation of my Ram Lalla artwork. This video shows the entire process, from the initial rough sketch to the detailed line work and final coloring, celebrating the new Ram Mandir.

A version of my Ram Lalla artwork with a saffron color wash. This piece combines the detailed sketch with a background that evokes the spiritual energy of Ayodhya.

A black and white digital sketch of Lord Vitthal. This version highlights the detailed line work and shading on his crown, garland, and serene face.

About Avatars of Vishnu: Divine Incarnations

When I paint figures like Vitthal or Ram Lalla, my priority is capturing the specific 'Bhaav' or emotional resonance. I don't just replicate existing images; I build the artwork layer by layer, focusing on accurate iconography like the shape of the Tilak, the flow of the flower garlands, and the jewelry, so the final piece fits naturally into a home puja room or a living space.

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Atharva S Barapatre

Available online across IndiaStarts from ₹3,500 per artwork (digital file)

Hi, I’m Atharva. For me, art is like a prayer—I see the divine in everything, and I try to show that in my work. Whether it’s Vitthal’s grace or the new Ram Lalla form, my work is about turning that faith into something you can hang on your wall.

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