Memories of Diamond District
Mohit and Reena recently shifted from their Diamond District home in Bangalore to a new place in Delhi. They asked me to make a Khiladi table that would also serve to remind them of the fun times they had here…
Aarohi Singh
In it’s setting – II
I recently had the pleasure of spending an entire day at Ramya and Bhupender’s place on the outskirts of Bangalore. As you can imagine, I could not have left without taking a picture of the table and the wardrobe!! 🙂
Josh’s portrait.
Just started doing portraits again. It’s been a while, so am kinda rusty. But, I think it turned out ok. Did many reworks on the same piece. I think it looks like Josh now, just a little older. I am…
Write up in The Telegraph
A warm thanks to Sushmita Biswas for a wonderful article in the latest issue of The Telegraph. The article is called ‘ Designs on India’. It features many young and new age designers who are out to embrace everything that is…
Latest exhibition at Levitate- 1st May onwards.
I am happy to tell you all that my latest work ( some of which you can see under the ‘Kitsch‘ section) will be available to view and buy at Levitate starting from the 1st of May 2009. Levitate, Levitate®…
It’s Done!!!
After an exhausting 10 days, many sleepless nights… it’s finally done! I hope Tanya likes it 🙂 Sold
2 new ones…
These were commissioned (well almost) by Rightlines Gallery after they sold the two that they had in their collection. I did these after a long gap and it felt great to get back to watercolor/ink again! [divider]
A work in progress..
I am currently painting the front of a cupboard for Tanya’s room. It’s huge at 4’x6′!! After a lot of thought, many fights with the carpenter and polisher…the work has finally started. Actually, it got delayed by a couple of…
In it’s setting..
Ramya sent me a picture of how the table looks in her house. I think it looks good!! Sold
An interview with ‘The Bengaluru Pages’
Thank you Alaknanda for a wonderful writeup. What was to be a chat for 30 mins, extended to almost two and a half hours, and I enjoyed every minute of it!