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

I believe faces tell the best stories. Whether you want a tiny watercolour portrait of a loved one or a fun digital caricature, I turn your personal memories into art.

A video showcasing all 31 of my mini watercolour portraits from my "Teeny Tiny" Inktober challenge. My theme was gratitude, and each tiny face represents someone I am thankful for.

A series of my acrylic portrait paintings displayed on a wall. The theme for this collection was capturing women in a moment of quiet rest and self-care, using bold colours and expressive brushstrokes.

A quick look at a watercolour portrait I painted. This expressive caricature study was a great practice in capturing likeness and personality with loose, confident brushstrokes.

A vibrant portrait study using acrylic markers. I love experimenting with unconventional colours, like the bright blue hair and yellow highlights, to create a striking and energetic piece.

A sketchbook spread filled with pencil caricatures of my fellow artists. Sketching my friends during our meet-ups is one of my favourite ways to practice and capture their personalities.

A short video showing two expressive female portraits painted in my sketchbook. This was part of a "100 heads challenge" to practice different faces and styles.

A gouache study of a woman in a headscarf. The strong contrast between the deep red background and the cool blue of the scarf creates a powerful and emotive portrait.

A collection of five distinct character portraits on a single sketchbook page. I used acrylic markers and a bold turquoise background to create this imaginative and colourful composition.

A close-up of one of my acrylic on canvas portraits. This piece features a woman with an introspective gaze, set against a warm orange background that highlights her features.

Another painting from my "moment of rest" series. This acrylic on canvas portrait shows a woman smelling a flower, a simple act of finding beauty in the small things.

About Portraits from Life & Imagination

When you commission a portrait, you aren't just sending me a photo to copy. You are sharing a memory. I spend time looking at the expressions and the little details, like a specific smile or a favourite accessory, to make sure the final piece feels like you. For digital files, I keep them high-res so you can print them exactly where you need, while my physical watercolours are painted on heavy 300 GSM paper to last for years.

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