Acrylic Painting: Rajasthani Man
10:23 PM - Posted by FitFoodieMegha - 6 comments
I have been away for a while and was unable to post my few acrylic paintings. I have tried some different mediums and I am happy with results!
One of the art work is the Rajasthani man.


Any Rajasthani man you see is rich in culture. One can see them in colorful turbans, white dress and heavy mustache. Same is the thing, I have tried to portray in this painting. I hope you all will like this acrylic painting of a Rajasthani man.

Base: Canvas
Made Using: Acrylics
Size: 12"X16"
Availability: For Sale.



Acrylic Painting: Fish and Bubbles
10:45 PM - Posted by FitFoodieMegha - 8 comments
This time, I thought of trying something really different from my style. So I tried my hands on just randomly drawing and coloring a piece on stretched canvas. Here is a full view to it..


I wanted my canvas to be really colorful. I thought of making some indian motifs with fish and bubbles. So, here it is. Do have a closeup look to it.


What do you say?


A different perspective of the design.


I hope you all will like this attempt of mine.


Base: Stretched Canvas
Made Using: Acrylics
Size: 12"X12"
Availability: For Sale.



Acrylic Painting: Madhubani Sun
9:48 PM - Posted by FitFoodieMegha - 9 comments
Madhubani painting is the one of the very beautiful form of Indian painting. It has its origin in Bihar(one of the states in India). These paintings are done on various mediums such as cloth, hand made paper and canvas. Madhubani paintings mostly depict the various elements in nature and Hindu religious motifs.


Here, I have depicted The Sun with the orange shade to depict its power and warmth.


The above photograph is the perspective of the Madhubani Sun Painting.


Front view of the painting to give a clear view about the details.


I hope you all will like it!

Base: Canvas

Made Using: Acrylics

Size: 12"X16"

Availability: For Sale.



Acrylic Painting: Kali Maa
10:05 PM - Posted by FitFoodieMegha - 10 comments
After such a long time, I am posting my latest work on Kali Maa. She is one of the powerful goddess in hindu deity. Kali Maa is considered as the goddess of time and change.


The name Kali comes from kāla, which means black, time, or death!


There is festival named 'Navratri' which celebrated in honour of Hindu goddess Maa Shakti Or Maa Durga. Nav' means 'nine' and 'ratri' means 'night'. Thus, 'Navratri' means 'nine nights'. In some communities, people undergo rigorous fasts during this season that lasts for the nine days of Navratri. It is celebrated four times a year.


I have made this Kali Maa painting in Navratri only..:) Below is the photograph of the flower border done to the painting.


A Close-up shot of Kali Maa, where you can see the anger in her eyes, and the jewelery .


I hope you all will like this.


Base: Canvas
Made Using: Acrylics
 Size: 12"X12"



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