Lord Krishna

Lord KrishnaIndian Art Acrylic Painting This painting celebrates the entrancing power of spiritual love. Hearing his music, gopis (cow herding girls famous for their unconditional devotion to Krishna) flocked to join him and together they danced with unbridled joy. Their dance is called the Rasa Lila, literally meaning play of aesthetics and broadly translating to Dance of Divine Love. The Melody of Spring shows Krishna growing up happy and carefree in Brindavan.

For the grass

this hand-painted piece brings a bright pop of color and a smile to anyone who views it

The composition of the painting is full of tall bushy trees and snowy pecking hills

It is believed that the God is Lord Shiva and the woman part is his consort Goddess Parvati or Shakti

it was difficult for me to resist dappling my hands with alcohol inks this time

and white with just a splash of blue undertones and put together a piece portraying the predominant colors of the beautiful land of Greece

Acrylic painting using a palette knife on canvas

The same city and civilization is destroyed and takes a new shape and identified differently after a passage of time resulting from a series of events

The artist uses fine art as a medium to express the love she has for animals and Indian culture that shows through the beautiful art

Keep stable

The fabulous and soothing colors and texture of Arabic make this painting stand out

Mykonos is a picture of Greece’s aesthetic: whitewashed houses offset by primary blues and flashes of colorful bougainvillea's