Where Art Comes To Life

She braves the storm

A golden glitter card implodes at the center, releasing a sandstorm that reflects life’s hidden trials. From the chaos rises a lady-like tree, graceful, rooted, and resilient, revealing beauty shaped by adversity. A celestial backdrop frames the scene, with drifting starlight echoing fleeting dreams and a crescent moon guarding the night’s unseen struggles. As the storm settles, clarity emerges, reminding us that transformation takes patience.

This artwork is a visual symphony of upheaval and rebirth, celebrating imperfection and the quiet strength that allows resilience to grow from every experience.

Floating Blooms

I am drawn to the magic of floating flowers and candlelight. Delicate petals, gentle ripples, and soft gleams turn quiet moments luminous. I tried to capture that essence in layers of acrylic and resin on a small canvas, and then brought it to life digitally with movement and music by my talented friend, musician Ranjtha Kashyap.

The Parijatha flower often finds its way into my work. It is a cherished memory from my grandparents’ garden that continues to inspire me every time I paint or animate.

The Golden Bloom

A bell flower sketch evolves into a glowing 3D creation. What begins in soft pencil lines weaves into golden light, symbolizing harmony, resilience, and transformation.

Each stage of this process, from the first outline to the final shimmer, mirrors the creative journey of becoming, where imagination and spirit meet in form.

A Digital Take on Diwali

Four glowing diyas, a wisp of incense, and a crystal at the center mark the beginning of this Diwali story. As light and fragrance intertwine, they awaken a digital transformation where mandalas bloom from flame. Each design reflects Vishnu’s symbols, the Shankhu, Chakra, Gada, and Padma.

This is a celebration where nostalgia meets innovation, where childhood memories of spinning bhoo-chakras merge with the radiant world of digital art. Experience Diwali reimagined through light, devotion, creativity, and beautiful music by my talented musician friend Ranjtha Kashyap.

The Day the Stars Stayed Awake

Inspired by stars that refused to fade with dawn, Starry Day reimagines what it would look like if starlight continued to shimmer in the daylight sky. This embellished acrylic artwork unfolds across nine small canvases, alternating in silver and blue, brought to life with puffy paints and sparkling textures.