Ankita Bhattacharya

About

I paint what’s in my head and heart. Nature, symbols, and a bit of myth – I love mixing what’s real with what’s not so real. Most of my murals have inked lines, intricate patterns, and a surreal vibe. Sometimes it’s about life and death, sometimes it’s just the twisty shapes you see in nature. I bring these stories to your wall.

Style & Approach

My style’s a mix of detailed, abstract mural designs and symbolic art. I can keep things simple with a striking black-and-white look, or go all out with full color if you want something vibrant. It depends on what fits your space and mood.

Themes I Keep Coming Back To

• Eyes - they pop up a lot, and not just for decoration. They mean stuff.
• Nature-inspired murals - flowers, vines, trees, mountains. Always something wild.
• Animals - wolves, frogs, butterflies… I’ve painted them all.
• Spiritual and mythical figures - Buddhas, creatures, sometimes mixed up with Indian art.
• Indian folk mural painting - especially Warli, with its cool geometric shapes.
• Psychedelic, abstract stuff - patterns, human forms tangled with plants.

How I Paint

I work freehand, no stencils. I sketch straight on the wall, then fill in using acrylics or ink. I’ve painted on smooth walls, exteriors, even wood panels. It’s all brushwork, done on the spot.

Where My Murals Live

I’ve created custom wall art for cafes, hostels, eco-villages, and homes. I travel for commissioned work - Bangalore, Gokarna, the Himalayas, you name it. If your wall’s got a story, I’m up for it.