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Pencil Sketches with a Touch of Color

bySagar KumarShips artwork across India; Local delivery in Ramanagara & BengaluruStarts from1,800 per artworkView full gallery

Classic pencil work brought to life with selective colors. I add vibrant details to your black and white sketches, making your special memories shine.

This custom couple portrait is a great example of my mixed media style. The detailed pencil work captures their expressions, while the added gold color on the jewelry provides a striking contrast and a touch of elegance.

For this solo portrait, the client wanted a classic pencil sketch with a little something extra. I used graphite for the entire portrait and then carefully added gold highlights to the necklace and earrings, drawing attention to the fine details.

In this pencil sketch of Vishnu Dada and Suprabha, the artwork is mostly monochrome. I introduced a single, vibrant red flower using watercolor to create a focal point and add a layer of emotion to the piece.

A creative take on Lord Ganesha, where Ganesha himself is the artist. I used pencil for the main drawing and then brought it to life with bold red outlines and a yellow dhoti, blending traditional sketching with vibrant color.

This A3 family portrait was created by combining separate photos into a single pencil drawing. To unify the piece and add a special touch, I applied subtle gold colored highlights to the jewelry of the mother and daughter.

Here is a commissioned family portrait where I used graphite pencils for a realistic effect. The small, hand-painted gold details on the necklaces add a warm, personal touch that makes the artwork a unique keepsake.

For this baby portrait, I focused on a detailed pencil sketch to capture the child's innocent expression. I then added the colors of the Indian flag to the sash, a small detail from the original photo that adds patriotic and personal meaning.

About Pencil Sketches with a Touch of Color

When I sit down to draw, many people ask me if they should go for full color or just highlights. I always suggest this selective style if you have a classic photo you want to make special. Just highlighting the gold on a necklace, a red bindi, or the colors of an outfit can totally change the mood of the sketch without losing that raw, pencil-drawn feel.

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