This one is special to me as I wanted to relive my childhood memories of the place I was born in, Kolkata. I have been a Puneri all my life but deep down in my heart I still feel something very strongly for Kolkata. This place has given me some really good memories of my childhood. I miss this place for lot of reasons - favorite sweet "Rossogulla", mouth-watering chats (puchkas, singhadas and kachori-tarkaari), shopping places, kulhad wali chai nd mishti doi, ambassadors, trams, ghantiwala, hoogly river and what not... Since I could not capture all these things in my painting, I wanted to paint the structure that symbolizes the city - Howrah bridge!
Khushboo's art gallery!
Sunday, January 25, 2015
Rangoli on tile
Rangolis are beautiful designs or patterns created on the floor , especially during festivals or any special occasion. They can be made in a variety of designs from different materials such as colored sand, colored rice or flower petals and symbolizes welcoming the god.
I love making sand rangolis during Diwali but feel equally sad the following day when it is wiped off. I always wished to somehow retain the rangolis and that's when I thought of making a permanent one on a tile.
Although this one is nowhere close to an original rangoli as I have used acrylic colors, but it does serve the purpose. On festivals, I place it on the hallway or outside the house to welcome the guests and use it as a show piece rest of the time. Also, saves the effort if you are running short of time to create rangolis.
I love making sand rangolis during Diwali but feel equally sad the following day when it is wiped off. I always wished to somehow retain the rangolis and that's when I thought of making a permanent one on a tile.
Although this one is nowhere close to an original rangoli as I have used acrylic colors, but it does serve the purpose. On festivals, I place it on the hallway or outside the house to welcome the guests and use it as a show piece rest of the time. Also, saves the effort if you are running short of time to create rangolis.
Saturday, July 19, 2014
Abstract painting - warm to cool
July 12, 2014
Abstract PaintingThought of painting something different and more colorful. I remembered, how we drew abstract paintings back in school and then I thought why not take it next step further, with a theme.
So with this one, I wanted to capture the warm & cool colors in one painting.
I created another one, inspired from a peacock's feather
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