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Expressive Custom Digital Portraits

byMallika MohtaDigital artwork delivered onlineStarts from3,500 per portraitView full gallery

I love translating emotions into digital art. Whether it's a birthday gift, a wedding memory, or just capturing your specific vibe, my portraits blend warm lighting and expressive features to bring your story to life.

A Diwali-themed illustration showing a woman surrounded by the warm glow of diyas. I focused on creating atmospheric lighting to capture the magical feeling of the festival of lights.

My personification of the Spring season, a gentle and optimistic character holding a bouquet of fresh flowers. This is part of a series where I turn abstract concepts into unique character designs.

A composition featuring two distinct portraits of women in sarees. This piece showcases my ability to render different expressions and traditional attire in my signature semi-realistic style.

My stylized portrait of Miss Universe 2021, Harnaaz Sandhu. I love drawing inspirational figures and capturing their poise and beauty through digital illustration.

A redraw of one of my older illustrations, showing an Indian girl in a traditional purple lehenga. This piece highlights the evolution of my art style over a year, particularly in rendering details like the sheer dupatta.

A portrait of one of my followers, Adeena, as part of my 'Drawing My Followers' series. I enjoy connecting with my audience by turning their photos into stylized character art.

A photo study from a beautiful movie scene, focusing on the character's expressive glance. This type of work helps me practice capturing emotion and complex lighting in my portraits.

A photo study of Princess Jasmine from the live-action 'Aladdin'. The goal was to capture the soft, romantic lighting and the emotion of the scene with falling petals.

An individual portrait of a woman in a pink and yellow saree, showing the sketch and render. This piece demonstrates my process for creating expressive characters with a focus on color and emotion.

The second portrait in my 'Women in Sarees' series, this time featuring a purple saree and a flower garland. I experimented with a slightly different rendering style to match the character's mood.

About Expressive Portraits & Characters

Every portrait starts with a conversation about what you want to feel when you look at it. I work on my iPad to capture that warm, storybook aesthetic, sending you rough sketches first to make sure we get the lighting and expression spot-on before I finalize the colors.

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