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Landscapes and Travel Sketches in Watercolour & Ink

byDivya BhatiaAvailable online & across India; Studio in Goregaon WestStarts from1,800 Per Miniature (Single Subject)View full gallery

My sketchbook is my constant travel companion. Whether I am exploring the snowy streets of Boston or the majestic mountains of Ladakh, I use watercolour and ink to capture the unique character of the places I visit.

Painting my way through Ladakh. This video is a compilation of moments captured by my trip mates, showing me sketching the breathtaking landscapes and beautiful architecture of this incredible region.

My finished watercolour painting of the stunning "Jenga Building" at Boston University, held up against the clear blue sky. It was a challenge to capture this unique piece of modern architecture.

My first time painting snow! This watercolour sketch captures a quiet, snow-covered backyard in Somerville, Boston. I loved the challenge of painting the soft textures and cool light.

A beautiful autumn day in Boston's Titus Sparrow Park, captured in watercolour. I tried to paint the warm fall colours and the mix of nature and city skyline in this piece.

A serene watercolour sunset over the ocean. I used a wet-on-wet technique to blend the warm colours of the sky and reflect them in the water.

From a flamingo statue to a watercolour painting. This video shows the real-life inspiration in a Mumbai garden and my artistic interpretation of it in my sketchbook.

A work-in-progress shot of my watercolour and ink sketch of the beautiful Cambridge Public Library. I love capturing the intricate details of historic architecture.

A video showing the process of sketching the giant Christmas ornaments at the Prudential Center in Boston, from the real-life view to the finished watercolour painting.

My finished watercolour sketch of the flamingo statue, held up against the real thing. I used loose, expressive strokes to capture the surrounding greenery.

A collection of sketches from our group's outing at Mindspace Garden. It's wonderful to see everyone's different artistic interpretations of the same location.

About Landscapes & Travel Sketches

When I sit down to sketch a landscape, I am not just drawing the view. I look for the specific light, the weather, and the little details like the texture of a building or how snow settles on a step. If you have a favourite travel spot or a childhood home that means the world to you, I can turn that memory into a painting that feels exactly the way you remember it.

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