My Most Powerful Paintings and Artworks

Titled 'Whisper of The Sacred Path,' this watercolour painting on paper captures a moment of deep contemplation. I used the fluid nature of watercolours to create a soft, ethereal background that contrasts with the sharp details of his weathered face.

There is a unique power in charcoal, and this portrait of a Rajasthani man is a testament to it. Every line on his face tells a story, and I used deep shadows and subtle highlights to capture the essence of his character and the pride in his eyes.

This piece, 'Sacred Heights Of Kailash,' is my watercolour tribute to the incredible Ellora caves. I was amazed that this temple was carved from the top down, and I tried to capture its architectural grandeur and the spiritual energy of the place.

See how I turn a cherished photograph into a timeless hand-drawn pencil portrait. This A4 commission for a client from Odisha involved carefully shading the faces and detailing the saree to capture the couple's special bond.

I titled this oil painting 'KUN FAYA KUN' to express a moment of spiritual connection. It represents that quiet conversation with oneself during prayer, a search for peace and self-improvement that fills the soul with a positive light.

This is for the new year, where I decided to break my own boundaries. I used more vibrant and diverse oil colours in this portrait, pushing past my hesitation to create something bolder and more impactful. Your support makes these experiments possible.

'Adhyaẏana' is a large 36x30 inch oil on canvas painting. I wanted to capture a sense of calm study and presence, focusing on the realistic rendering of the skin tones, the flow of the fabric, and the subject's direct, engaging gaze.

There's nothing like painting outdoors, capturing the scene as it is. This is a glimpse of me working on a live watercolour landscape, letting the natural light and surroundings guide my brushstrokes.

I am so proud that my oil painting 'Terukkuttu' was selected for the 88th All India Exhibition for Arts. This piece explores the vibrant Tamil street theatre form, and I focused on the dramatic colours and expressions used to portray characters.