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Custom Portrait and Rangoli Art by Chandan

byChandan DevadigShips across IndiaStarts from1,800 Per Portrait (Single Face)View full gallery

From hyper-realistic charcoal sketches to large-scale event rangoli, this is the art I live for. Every piece is a mix of tradition, pop culture, and memory.

This is my first attempt at a fully realistic acrylic painting on a 20x25 inch canvas. I focused on capturing the pure joy on the child's face and the dynamic texture of the water. This style is perfect if you want a vibrant, colorful, and highly detailed custom painting that feels incredibly alive.

A tribute to the film '777 Charlie', this piece was created using my signature technique with hand-crushed charcoal and white stone powder. This video shows how I build layers to create depth and emotion, making it a special kind of pet portrait or movie character art.

A commissioned graphite pencil sketch. I love how this portrait captures a moment of pure, spontaneous happiness. Using graphite allows me to focus on the fine details, from the light in her eyes to the flow of her hair, creating a timeless and personal keepsake.

This large 3x5 feet realistic rangoli of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj was made for a festival. It shows how I use colored powders to create grand, vibrant portraits for events. Capturing the strength and pride of such a historical figure was an honor.

A portrait of Virat Kohli, the 'King' of cricket, made with charcoal and white stone powder. This medium is great for creating strong contrast and a powerful mood, perfect for capturing the intensity of iconic personalities. This is a popular choice for celebrity portraits and fan art.

Here is a look at the creation of a 3x5 feet realistic rangoli portrait of a Saadhu. I used colored powders to bring out the deep textures in his beard and the intensity in his eyes, creating a piece of spiritual art that feels both powerful and serene.

This is a commissioned graphite portrait of a gentleman in a traditional pheta. My goal was to create a respectful and classic pencil sketch, paying close attention to the intricate folds of the turban and the kind expression on his face.

A charcoal powder artwork of Devi Maa for Dussehra. The black and white medium creates a dramatic and divine feel, highlighting the goddess's powerful form. This is an example of the spiritual and cultural art I love to create.

About Featured

When I create a portrait, I don't just copy a photo. I start by sketching your outlines to ensure the expression is perfect before I touch the charcoal or graphite. If you are ordering a charcoal portrait, I use hand-crushed powder for those deep, matte blacks you see in my work, which is why I always ship these in hard PVC tubes to keep the texture safe and smudge-free.

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