Showing posts from category: Digital Painting
Wedding Card for Bihari Bride & Assamese Groom
I designed this Wedding Card in Mithila / Madhubani style for a wedding where the Bride comes from Bihar, India and the Groom from Assam ,India. As in the wedding this card highlights the amalgamation of two cultures their rituals and practices in India. The design of the Card starts with the Blessings of Lord Ganesh on…
Goddess Durga
या देवी सर्वभूतेषु मातृरूपेण संस्थिता । नमस्तस्यै नमस्तस्यै नमस्तस्यै नमो नमः ॥ Goddess Durga On the auspicious occasion of Durga Puja and Navratri, Goddess Durga in Madhubani / Mithila style of Painting. In traditional Mithila this painting is also known as painting of “Bhagawati” ( meaning “Devi” or “Goddess” ) Mode of Creation : Digital…
Lord Buddha
Theme: Lord Buddha sitting on ‘Lotus” surrounded with the Buddhist symbols of “Peepal Leaves”, “Dharma Chakra” “Buddhist Drums”. Mode of Creation : Digital Artist : Nupur Nishith
Sher (Lion) in Mithila Painting
Sher (Lion) digitally painted in the style of Mithila / Madhubani Painting. Motifs of Flowers and leaves are being used to fill the background and borders. Lion is considered as the symbol of strength. Mode: Digital Painting Artist – Nupur Nishith
Kamal (Lotus) in Mithila Painting
Made as one of the four in the series for 4 vertical costers. Theme: Lotus as a symbol for auspicious , purity Here the pattern of Lotus has been inspired from the Aripan (Floor Painting) made in Mithila during the festival of BratriDwitya (Bhaidooj). Bhai Dooj is festival celebrated between brothers and sisters, normally two days after Diwali….
Shankh in Mithila Painting (Digital)
Made as one of the four in the series for 4 vertical costers. Theme: Shankh as a symbol for auspicious, pure, new beginning Mode of Creation : Digital Artist: Nupur Nishith Update: Other three paintings made in this series: Surya (Sun) Kamal (Lotus) Fish