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Saturday, 22 August 2015

Paintings Of Landscapes available for sale . Proceeds would again help fund my future Charity Projects.

Sold            Aspen Glow                  (36' x 40' )

Lavender Fields ( acrylic)                      24' x 36'

Rs  55000/-            Aspen Blush                                36' x 36'
One of the Aspen series of large paintings. Was very skeptical of them being picked up, particularly because of their size and also the landscape being more American. As mentioned earlier loved painting the vibrant colours and using knives to create the thick white barks.Initially it was very disheartening when none of the large ones were sold. Well over period of time their demand increased and the icing was when my friend Akila and her husband picked two of the large aspens.This is one of them.
 Aspen Bloom                               30' x 48'

  Rs 60,000/-             Aspen Bush                         30' x 40'

Rs 18000/-                   Yellow Flower                  15' x 18'

Rs 55000/-             Himalayan Trek                               36' x 36'

      Rs 55,000/-              Forest Hues                     36' x 36'

Rs. 55000/-                      Flames                               40' x 40'

         Green Bridge                           24' x 36'

         Rs. 18000/-           Orange Fish                       15' x 15'

Not Available      Himalayan Glory               24' x 24'
















The last of my Aspens series .The sunlit backdrop and the purple foliage was something that I loved to paint It proudly adorns my dining area.



































One of the Aspens  with fall colours, was so popular had to make two of them. These were the first paintings where a knife was used to paint the barks. The experience was so exhilarating that using of knife has become now a compulsion.








Spring is in the air, and so the bloom of spirited colours. Loved to paint this collage of colorful flowers, though I named it ' Yellow Flowers '  Placed at the entrance door of my house, it brings a smile on every face that enters..













The Trek, Painting the mountains was always a favourite. Here the melting snow rivulet, against the snow clad mountain with bright sunshine and sharp shadows was an interesting subject. Loved to share the outcome.




















After the Aspen series with white barks, I continued with the forests albeit with brown barks .The sun trying to stream in on the spring of flowers, made even the blue distant flowers appear as a stream of water flowing.










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At some point of time, the theme of lights in the sky ( aurora borealis )had caught my imagination and had created a series. This one, with the purple flames against the orange glow of the hut was just too stark. Even the trees around had become almost transparent in the glow.













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The colours and the brightness egged me to make this painting of the corals and fish under sea. One of my series for the children;s room. The orange fish large and small peacefully coexist in this small patch of coral..

















Again the mountains, Here Used four canvases to create this one canvas. It was a bit tough to manage the coordination but the outcome was satisfactory. The grazing cattle and the sun reflecting the bright pasture area, created a tremendous contrast with the greens of the distant mountains. It was very well framed by my carpenter so the overall outcome was much better than my expectation.

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Saturday, 22 August 2015

Paintings Of Landscapes available for sale . Proceeds would again help fund my future Charity Projects.

Sold            Aspen Glow                  (36' x 40' )

Lavender Fields ( acrylic)                      24' x 36'

Rs  55000/-            Aspen Blush                                36' x 36'
One of the Aspen series of large paintings. Was very skeptical of them being picked up, particularly because of their size and also the landscape being more American. As mentioned earlier loved painting the vibrant colours and using knives to create the thick white barks.Initially it was very disheartening when none of the large ones were sold. Well over period of time their demand increased and the icing was when my friend Akila and her husband picked two of the large aspens.This is one of them.
 Aspen Bloom                               30' x 48'

  Rs 60,000/-             Aspen Bush                         30' x 40'

Rs 18000/-                   Yellow Flower                  15' x 18'

Rs 55000/-             Himalayan Trek                               36' x 36'

      Rs 55,000/-              Forest Hues                     36' x 36'

Rs. 55000/-                      Flames                               40' x 40'

         Green Bridge                           24' x 36'

         Rs. 18000/-           Orange Fish                       15' x 15'

Not Available      Himalayan Glory               24' x 24'
















The last of my Aspens series .The sunlit backdrop and the purple foliage was something that I loved to paint It proudly adorns my dining area.



































One of the Aspens  with fall colours, was so popular had to make two of them. These were the first paintings where a knife was used to paint the barks. The experience was so exhilarating that using of knife has become now a compulsion.








Spring is in the air, and so the bloom of spirited colours. Loved to paint this collage of colorful flowers, though I named it ' Yellow Flowers '  Placed at the entrance door of my house, it brings a smile on every face that enters..













The Trek, Painting the mountains was always a favourite. Here the melting snow rivulet, against the snow clad mountain with bright sunshine and sharp shadows was an interesting subject. Loved to share the outcome.




















After the Aspen series with white barks, I continued with the forests albeit with brown barks .The sun trying to stream in on the spring of flowers, made even the blue distant flowers appear as a stream of water flowing.










..


At some point of time, the theme of lights in the sky ( aurora borealis )had caught my imagination and had created a series. This one, with the purple flames against the orange glow of the hut was just too stark. Even the trees around had become almost transparent in the glow.













..



















The colours and the brightness egged me to make this painting of the corals and fish under sea. One of my series for the children;s room. The orange fish large and small peacefully coexist in this small patch of coral..

















Again the mountains, Here Used four canvases to create this one canvas. It was a bit tough to manage the coordination but the outcome was satisfactory. The grazing cattle and the sun reflecting the bright pasture area, created a tremendous contrast with the greens of the distant mountains. It was very well framed by my carpenter so the overall outcome was much better than my expectation.

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