Commercial Wall Murals for Cafes and Businesses

These murals were commissioned for The House of Massimo, a pizzeria in Bandra, Mumbai. The video shows various scenes I painted to create an old-world, rustic ambiance, including cityscapes, marketplaces, and figures in traditional settings.

A hyper-realistic mural created for a restaurant, depicting an assortment of side dishes in small bowls. This type of artwork is designed to be visually appetizing and adds a unique decorative element to the dining space.

This mural shows a traditional Indian food thali served on a banana leaf, as seen from a top-down perspective. The painting's realistic detail and composition make it a compelling feature wall for an eatery specializing in regional cuisine.

A close-up of a mural depicting a rich, hearty stew in a dark bowl. My food-themed paintings focus on texture and lighting to make the dishes appear as realistic and appealing as possible.

The initial phase of a large wall mural in Bandra, showing the foundational outlines sketched onto the wall. This stage is crucial for establishing the composition and perspective before any color is applied.

A work-in-progress shot of the same Bandra mural, where the initial color blocking has begun. This image shows how I build layers of acrylic paint to develop the scene's depth and atmosphere.

Here, you can see me actively working on the mural, adding details to the street lamp and background elements. This demonstrates the hands-on process of bringing the artwork to life.

The mural progresses further, with the central figures of the couple at the cafe table taking shape. Each layer of paint adds more definition and narrative detail to the romantic street scene.

In this later stage, more characters and architectural elements are filled in, creating a bustling yet intimate city scene. The process involves carefully balancing colors and forms across the entire wall.