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Creative Art Experiments and Urban Sketches

byShubham DograShips across India; Studio pickup in Dashrath Puri, New DelhiStarts from₹5,500 per artworkView full gallery

Art isn't just about portraits, it's about playing with perspective. From 3D illusions to urban sketching at India Gate, I love pushing the boundaries of what a pencil can do. How's this vibe? ✨

A 3D drawing of a sports shoe that looks like it's sitting on the paper. This was a fun experiment with perspective and shading to create an optical illusion.

A majestic charcoal sketch of a lion, the "King of the Jungle." I love drawing animals, focusing on capturing their powerful presence and the fine details of their fur.

Standing in front of India Gate in Delhi with a pen sketch I drew on location. I enjoy urban sketching and capturing the beauty of architectural landmarks.

A close-up of my India Gate sketch, created with Sakura Pigma Micron pens. The fine lines allow for intricate detail, perfect for architectural drawings.

About Creative Explorations

I treat every surface as a potential canvas, whether it is a sketchbook or a coffee cup. My 3D drawings use specific shading techniques to create an optical illusion, making the subject look like it is lifting right off the page. It is all about playing with perspective and light to see where art can take us next.

Delhi-based artist creating experimental custom sketches. — Approved by the tribe
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Shubham Dogra

Ships across India; Studio pickup in Dashrath Puri, New DelhiStarts from ₹5,500 per artwork

I'm Shubham, and I truly believe if you can imagine it, you can draw it. Whether it is a 3D shoe illusion or sketching a monument live, I love experimenting and seeing how far I can push my pencil. Let's make something unique together. 🫶🏼

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The final details of the CST sketch, a tribute to the soul of Mumbai. The architecture of this city is a constant source of inspiration for my work.
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