Scenic Picture

Source of Art: Self
Date: Around 1989
Materials used: Drawing paper and Pencil
Description: This was done in Chennai. During my younger days, I always worked on getting trees and plants and flowers, during one such session I concentrated on getting my shading done right. This was probably the first of my art work done by me. I still have to have this framed. So excuse me for publishing this so.

Tanjore Dancers

Source of Art: Tanjore painting
Date: Jan 1995
Materials used: Drawing paper and Pencil
Description: I converted the painting into the Pencil sketch. Most amount of time was spent on getting the eyes and fingers. I am still not satisfied with the result but it was a great learner. I did this during the study holidays for my undergraduate engineering degree at RV College, Bangalore, India. The art was completed in Chennai

Self Portrait

Source of Art : From a passport size photograph.
Date: July, 1998
Materials used : Drawing paper and pencil
Description: It may not be the ideal self portrait. Looking back, I drew this late night after a long hour at Becky's, a small bar in the vicinity of Cleveland State.

Workout

Source of Art: Self
Date: Aug, 1999
Material Used : Pencil
Description: Drew this picturing a girl workout. The details are not looked at. It probably came out from a Live model drawing class that I took at Case Western Reserve.

Ladies

Source of the Art: Obtained from Exotic Indian Art

Date: March, 2004

Material used:

• Acrylic and Canvas.
• Frame - coffee table, broken apart and nailed.
• Cane stems bought from Michaels
• Coloured hanglings from World Market

Description: Two beautiful ladies from the villages .

White Garden

Source of the Art: Self thought, worked on it while watching Television.
Date: March 2005
Materials used: Black paper and white charcoal
Description: The art was done in a couple of hours. Imagination rolled from how a fascinating life would be in the midst of trees and bushes.

A Never ending epoch

Source of the Art: Self
Date: May 20th, 1995
Materials used: Water Colours
Description: The painting signifies life. When a baby is yet to be born, it is safe and sound. When it is born, welcome to reality, it has to earn everything it neede. Cries out for food, has to be monitored day in day out. And once it grows up, lives life to the fullest and ends itself, it is again bliss and nice

Beeded Ganesha

Source of the work: A small copper picture of Ganesha
Date: Aug 2003

Materials used:

• Necklace from Tirupathi, India
• Earings from Marcs grocer store
• Beeds from Michaels
• Frame from a Hardware store

Description: This art took around 6 months to complete. Repetitive change of beeds was required to deliver the product. This included shopping for the necessory accessories as well.