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byThe Messy HandShips across IndiaStarts from2,500 per framed artworkView full gallery

I believe art is at its best when it is honest and personal. Here is a look at the various styles I work with, from intricate pen-and-ink drawings and meditative mandalas to textured canvas paintings and digital portraits.

This is what my brand 'The Messy Hand' is all about. I believe the most honest art comes from embracing the process, and for me, that means getting my hands covered in paint while bringing a piece to life.

This is one of my favorite portraits, created with soft pastels. I focused on capturing the character and story in his expression, using layers of color to build realistic skin tones and textures. This piece is a testament to patience and attention to detail.

A serene landscape painting of a lone boat, created using a palette knife and acrylics on canvas. I love using thick textures to give the water and sky a sense of movement and depth, making it a piece you can almost feel.

A close-up of a large mandala mural I painted. This piece was a meditative journey in itself, with every line and dot placed carefully to create a sense of balance and intricacy. It shows my love for detailed, monochrome pattern work.

A digital portrait of Krishna, focusing on the vibrant details of his adornments. Created on Procreate, this piece blends traditional spiritual imagery with modern digital painting techniques, resulting in a colorful and divine artwork.

Titled 'Be the hand someone can hold', this piece was created entirely with tiny dots using a technique called stippling. I used Micron pens on watercolor paper to convey a powerful emotion of connection and support through this detailed ink drawing.

An animated digital painting of a bonfire in the jungle. I created this piece to capture the cozy feeling of a winter night, bringing the scene to life with the subtle flicker of the flames. This shows my exploration into digital animation on Procreate.

Here I am, lost in the process of creating. This is my happy place, surrounded by canvases and color. It's in these moments of joy and focus that I feel most like myself, and I hope that energy comes through in my art.

About Featured

Every framed ink and stippling piece I create uses 200 to 300 GSM archival paper and micron pens, ensuring the ink stays sharp for years. When I pack your order, I use professional corner protectors and bubble wrap to ensure the glass frame reaches you without a scratch, so you can hang it the moment it arrives.

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