Divine Art

Explore the world of art through the vision of an Indian artist inspired by divinity and beauty of nature.

Saturday, May 26, 2012

Carving On Thermocol blocks






 Medium/Support- Acrylics on Thermocol blocks
Size- 5.5"/ 5.5"
This was my first trial for carving on thermocol sheet, then I painted them with acrylics. It was quite time consuming but interesting work & its looking like as if its done on some stone specially after framing, I made four of them. Below are the images for the other two which are now framed. Hope to create more artworks in bigger size later on:)


 Size - 7"/7"( with framing)



Size - 7"/7"( with framing)



Thursday, May 17, 2012

White Lilies: Watercolors on paper, size-8"*6".

I made this painting for challenge #29 posted on paintanddrawtogether.blogspot.com., the original image was provided by Artist "Lela Stankovic". It was quite challenging to work on the tones of lilies and specially while showing the reflections on the vase but I am happy with the end result :).....

Saturday, May 12, 2012

Divine Art: Simple craft projects for kids.

Divine Art: Simple craft projects for kids.: Card Making ( best out of waste) Today while organizing my stuff, I found a card which I made few years back. This is a very old...

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Pritisha's sketch



Finally its the finished look of my sketch. After reworking & adding few more details to the eyes & added more depth to the colors I think it's much better now. What  do you have to say about it now? 





So this is the final look of my daughter's sketch. After looking at the scanned image now, somehow I feel that  still little more work needs to be done on it. What do you have to say about it?

Pritisha's sketch

Today I wanted to make something really interesting; this is the picture of my darling daughter & its one of my favorite picture's. It was taken (by Rajesh Rajan, the leading professional photographer) two yrs back when she was only 2-yrs old during her 1st performance in a fancy dress show, so I decided to work on it.









The initial pencil sketch, although I have made some changes & now a lot of work needs to be done. I am using pencil colors for the picture.





I think that I need to work more on the features. I am really enjoying making this while my daughter is more excited and wants me to complete it fast or else she is ready to fill the colors with her crayons :p....

Sunday, May 6, 2012

On a crafty day

My small little artists wanted to make something best out of waste, so we used empty tissue paper rolls for making these beautiful butterfly pencil holders & decorative owl. It was really fun to make all these, very easy & simple art & craft project for kids of any age group. Here are some tips for making these.............

Material used : Empty tissue paper rolls, colored construction sheets, small round cardboard (for the base of pencil holder), colored marker pens, glue stick.

Cover the roll with colored paper & glue it properly then make face & body of butterfly as shown in picture, attach the base round cardboard for the holder then fold another colored construction paper & cut butterfly wings shape. Decorate wings with different color pens (you can even stick some sequins & beads) or any other innovative way you like. Now you can stick the wings at the back with glue.





 For decorative owl we covered the roll with construction sheet then turn the top from both sides to the center & secure it with a tape to form a shape as shown in the picture below. After that you can make the features of owl. use & small cardboard for & stick it in the base, cut small claws & stick it at the bottom.