I thought I'd mimic his way of abstracting personality through details of dress or appearance, minus the features. Therefore the white hair, and the glasses. Then, I wanted to bring in his film poster painting. Finally, I thought I'd put in these lyrics because they capture exactly what I feel very often: Ik khwab se dekha hoon, tabeer nahin banti... tasveer nahin banti. (I keep trying to paint a picture, and the picture doesn't get painted. I have this vision, but it refuses to be put down on paper.)
For Hussain, in exile in a faraway country, with love.
Well, my dear girl what a body of work you are producing!! U are just getting better and better at the themes that u are choosing. Cant wait for ur next one! Really loved the celestial critters too.
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ReplyDeleteEnjoyed wandering among your wonderful paintings and the ramblings. Some of them made better impression on me : the rain forest creatures is a nice innovation and the effect is amazing, the stick stars are idenifiable and funny, and 20 minutes, all told is beautiful. You have arrived!
Regards
Singaravel
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You're doing a lot of very creative work, and that's the most important thing in art: imagination. Technique develops as you need it, so just keep thinking up original ideas and you'll make it. Many fine watercolorists in India, I hope you know of Milind Mulick...maybe you can enroll in one of his workshops, he's GREAT. Now get back to the studio and paint!
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