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KRISHNA’S SKETCH WORK EYES
KRISHNA’S SKETCH WORK EYES
Subject: The drawing focuses specifically on the eyes and forehead of a deity, capturing a serene and watchful expression.
Iconography: A prominent, vertical U-shaped Tilak is centered on the forehead, a traditional mark of devotion. Soft, curly hair or intricate floral ornaments frame the edges of the face.
The Goddess: Lakshmi is depicted in a pink saree, seated upon a blooming pink lotus flower. She holds two lotus buds in her upper hands, symbolizing purity and spiritual power.
Wealth and Abundance: She holds a golden pot (Kalash) overflowing with gold coins, which spill down into the center of the large lotus.
The Shri Yantra: Behind her head is a large, textured golden halo. Inside the halo, a Shri Yantra—a sacred geometric symbol consisting of interlocking triangles—is rendered in raised, gold-leaf-like texture.
Thoughts about Mahadev, or Lord Shiva, often revolve around his multifaceted nature as a destroyer and creator, a fierce warrior and a benevolent yogi.
He embodies timelessness, strength, and the ultimate truth, guiding souls beyond darkness. Many find inspiration in his teachings of overcoming fear, surrendering to a higher power, and finding peace within. That’s why I named this painting “The rhythm of the universe”. Acrylic paint on canvas
This artwork captures the peaceful beauty of nature with wide green fields, tall trees, a flowing river, and quiet mountains in the background. The soft colors and gentle textures create a calm and relaxing feeling. It reminds us to slow down, breathe deeply, and enjoy the simple moments that nature offers. The winding path and river also symbolize life’s journey, full of calm turns and quiet hope.
An Intuitive Exploration Of Subconscious Emotion, Inner Movement, And The Fluid Relationship Between Thought And Sensation Such That Emotions Overlap, Transform, And Coexist.
This is a beautiful and intricate charcoal or graphite sketch of Radha Raman Ji, a highly revered self-manifested deity of Lord Krishna. The artist has captured the divine and “tribhanga” (three-fold bending) posture with a lot of devotion and technical detail.
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