Peacock is one of the most beautiful national birds of India. The peacock symbolizes beauty, grace, pride, and prosperity in Indian culture. It is associated with several Hindu deities, including Lord Krishna, who is often depicted wearing a peacock feather in his crown.

I did the coloring with the Coloured pencils using the techniques of crossed hatching.

It’s the Buddha picture. Medium of the paint is using the coffee. In Buddhism, Guru Purnima celebrates the day when the Buddha delivered his first sermon at Sarnath, marking the beginning of his teachings.

On the occasion of Guru Poornima, Shiva who is known as Adiguru who has given the knowledge to seven of his disciples known as Suptrishi.

In the middle is Shiva. Used Worli and Madhubani art.

I am learning different kinds of Indian folk art. This is my first drawing in Worli folk art. It looks like child art but I am thoroughly enjoying it. Maybe after one year I will be able to create beautiful art designs.

Worli art is from Maharashtra where human figures made it in geometrical design.

This painting depicts the Ramayana story. Rama is killing Ravana. Behind Rama is Laxman and above in the sky is Hanuman.