Live Art Demonstrations and Painting Performances

A live chalk drawing of 'Ma Shakti' created for the Navratri festival. This large-scale piece on a blackboard is an example of how I use traditional art forms to celebrate our rich cultural heritage during festive occasions.

Here I am working on an acrylic canvas painting of Prabhu Ram during a painting camp organized by the Lalit Kala Akademi in Ayodhya. It was a deeply moving experience to create art inspired by such a sacred place.

A focused moment during a live portrait demonstration of my respected guru, Shri Vasudevji Kamath. This piece was created using pastels on toned paper, a medium that allows for soft transitions and rich detail.

A live sketch demonstration of the respected artist Raosaheb Gurav sir during the Sumbaran Art Camp in Pune. Capturing the essence of a person in a live setting is a challenging yet rewarding process.

A view from behind my easel during a live landscape painting demonstration. This perspective shows the tools of my trade, from the palette of acrylics to the various brushes I use to achieve different effects.

Surrounded by fellow artists and enthusiasts during a live painting session. These events are not just about creating art, but also about building a community and sharing the creative process with others.

An audience of art teachers and students keenly observing my live painting technique at the Nandurbar Art Summit. My goal in these demonstrations is to make art accessible and inspire others to pick up a brush.

This video captures the detailed brushwork involved in my acrylic painting of Prabhu Ram. I am focusing on the intricate details of the golden idols against a vibrant, devotional background.

Part one of the creation process for my chalk art tribute to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. This video shows the initial sketching and shading stages, laying the foundation for the detailed portrait.