Uday Bhan

About

Art for me is like meditation - jab paani milta hai paper se, ek shanti si milti hai (when water meets paper, a kind of peace happens). Every painting I make is a quiet story. Sometimes it’s a prayer, sometimes just a memory I try to hold onto. My brush isn't only copying a face - I'm chasing a feeling, a truth, a moment.

What I Paint: Real Moments, Real Emotions

• I mostly work in realism, focusing on the soul of the subject.
• Portraits are my way to capture a person's real essence, not just their look. I try to lock in memories, like the smile of a kid or the wise look in an elder’s eyes. Pet portrait commissions are also welcome - they’ve got their own spark.
• Sometimes I paint spiritual and mythological art, especially custom deity paintings of Lord Shiva or Shree Ram. These works are part prayer, part devotion.
• If you’ve got a special idea, I can make book cover illustrations or unique scenic compositions. Your vision, your story.

Materials I Use

• Watercolor realism portraits are my strength. I layer colors for depth and mood.
• Oil for classic, bold pieces.
• Acrylic for something punchier, graphite for monochrome vibes and light play.

Why I Paint

There’s no rulebook. Jo dil kare, wahi karna chahiye (do what your heart wants). For me, that’s making art. For you, aap kuch bhi kar sakte ho (you can do anything).