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The focal point is a large sunflower, shown partially as if it is blooming from the top edge of the canvas. The center of the flower is dark and highly textured, mimicking the look of real sunflower seeds.
SIZE : A5
The focal point is a large sunflower, shown partially as if it is blooming from the top edge of the canvas. The center of the flower is dark and highly textured, mimicking the look of real sunflower seeds.
SIZE : A5
Given the serene and reflective atmosphere of the piece
The drawing uses a one-point perspective, leading the viewer’s eye down a weathered wooden pier toward a distant mountain range on the horizon A soft, radiant sun is setting behind the mountains, with visible light rays stretching upward into a dramatic, cloudy sky. In the upper right corner, dark, silhouetted tree branches hang over the scene, framing the top of the composition Tall, wispy marsh grass is visible in the lower right foreground, growing near the base of the dock. The water surface is rendered with light, horizontal strokes to suggest gentle ripples and the reflection of the sun’s light.
SIZE : A5
This charcoal or graphite portrait depicts a man in a side-profile view, captured with realistic detail and smooth shading.
This vibrant acrylic depicts Lord Shiva in a state of deep meditation, using a high-contrast color split to symbolize his multifaceted nature.
SIZE: A4
This square acrylic on canvas features a close-up portrait of Gautama Buddha in a state of deep meditation and inner peace.
The painting focuses on the face of the Buddha, showing his closed eyes and a faint, serene smile. His elongated earlobe is visible on the left side, a traditional symbol of his royal past and spiritual awakening.
This grayscale sketch, created in a spiral-bound notebook, is a creative and symbolic composition centered on Lord Shiva. It blends divine iconography with sacred typography A large, stylized Om (ॐ) symbol dominates the right side. Within the upper curve of the Om, a highly detailed, realistic human eye is drawn, representing Shiva’s all-seeing nature. Above the eye, the Tripundra (three horizontal lines of ash) and a crescent moon are visible, further identifying the subject as Shiva At the bottom, the mantra “नमः शिवाय” (Namah Shivaya) is written in elegant Devanagari calligraphy, with the strokes of the letters integrated into the tail of the Om symbol.
still-life drawing
The drawing features a group of common fruits, including a red apple, a cluster of purple grapes, two yellow bananas, a green apple or pear, and an orange. The fruits are clustered together in the center of the page, with the bananas standing tallest in the background and the smaller fruits arranged in the foreground. The fruit is placed on a light grey, circular surface that appears to be a table covered with a draped cloth, indicated by soft vertical shading representing folds.
SIZE : A4
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