Showing posts with label waterscape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label waterscape. Show all posts

Thursday, May 19, 2011

Chitrakut Falls.... Oil on Canvas


Chitrakut Falls, Oil on Canvas (24" x 30")


This is a painting of the beautiful Chitrakut Waterfalls in Chattisgarh. I did this from one of my wife's photographs. It has taken me nearly 2 weeks to complete this piece. The main problem I think was that if I do not paint for a couple of days, I would have to repaint everything to get that wet-in-wet continuity in the painting. Its been my  experience that oil paintings dry a lot faster in summer than they do in winter. Special note must be taken of this especially when working on medium to large sized works which require more than one session.


Have you also experienced this? Can anyone tell me how one can get around this problem? All critiques and comments are welcome.
Thanks for visiting.

Friday, March 11, 2011

Fishing Boat in Telangkhedi


Fishing Boat on Telangkhedi, Watercolour on paper (7" x 15")

I enjoy sketching and spending time on the banks of telangkhedi lake in my hometown, Nagpur. I did this on from one of those sketches. It was a lazy summer afternoon and everything seemed to be still, idle and aimless. Dont know why such things make me nostalgic!

Thursday, February 10, 2011

Boats


White Ferry, Watercolour on paper (14" x 22")


The Day Off, Watercolour on paper (14" x 22")


These were done a couple of years ago. I really enjoy paintings boats in watercolour. I wish I lived somewhere in the coastal area so I could paint as many of them as I wanted.
All comments and critiques are most welcome.

Sunday, October 17, 2010

Busy Evening


Busy Evening (8" x 20"), Watercolour


First of all, let me wish very happy Dussehra to everyone. I hope everyone had a great time!


This painting was done from a photograph of a fishing port. I am happy with the overall mood of the painting, although not much with the way the reflections are handled.


Thanks for stopping by. All comments and critiques are most welcome.