
Colour pencil and crayon on paper. Thanks a lot for viewing the painting. Tweet Subscribe to Beautiful and Sublime by Email

The initial drawing was done in pencil. Then colours from crayons and colour pencils were applied. It took some time, a bit more than two hours I suppose, to finish this painting.






Pencil drawing with digital enhancements.
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Watercolour on paper, 3 x 2 in.
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Watercolour on paper, done in 2005, from an old painting (early '60s) by some unknown painter. Loved the chiaroscuro (sharp contrast of light and shade) effect as well as the painting itself. So I painted it again.
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This painting was initially done in watercolour. Later some pastel touches were given to bring in the depth. Just wanted the place to have the element of silence. If you want to print this picture and frame it, please feel free to contact me. Just visit the 'Contact me' page now.

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A painting done with very few strokes. Still it portrays very well what it is supposed to.
The warmth of the night lies in the colour composition of this painting, though I know the glow at the back is not looking anything similar to that of the moon. But do you feel it is anything else? Can't you feel the warmth of the summer night? Yes, that is the magic of colours!! Do enjoy the warmth and the serenity. Click on the picture to view a larger image.
This is purely impressionistic in nature, a clear morning view. There is a path in between, very rarely used. Click on the picture for a larger, clearer image. Also please share it with everyone.
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Two trees, standing on either side of the picture frame like twins. Painted - 2010. Click on the picture to view a larger and clearer image. Enjoy, share and give your valued opinion!
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Pencil drawing with a few colours added afterwards.
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