Showing posts with label world's recent art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label world's recent art. Show all posts

Thursday, 4 November 2021

City Dreams


Watercolour painting on paper 

© 2021 Shubhankar Adhikari

Sharing another work just completed today.........................fully imaginative one...............playing with colours,shapes,tones,values,lights and more........................happy with the  final outcome ...................hope you all are doing well .................stay tuned to see more work like this in near future .............


 

Tuesday, 28 January 2020

....Cityscape in Watercolor




Sharing with you all an another very recent work  ..............hope you all are doing well with your jobs ........ ............will share more works by me in future .................so stay tuned............


Watercolour painting on paper
Status : available 

Copyright © 2019  Shubhankar  Adhikari  (Artist )
All rights reserved. Reproduction strictly prohibited.

Monday, 5 February 2018

Darjeeling Himalayan Toy Train chugging up ...........




Watercolour painting on handmade paper 
© Shubhankar  Adhikari  2018

Happy to share another painting from my "Darjeeling Himalayan Toy Train series" . We can't imagine Darjeeling without the beautiful toy train. Every time when I visit Darjeeling I always try to visit the Darjeeling toy train station and make some speed sketches or snaps. Painting toy train will be  a lucrative art making process for any artist I think . We are  proud to have a heritage toy train in India where we can see the century old steam engines are still chugging along the roads of Darjeeling. Here in this artwork I have painted a train which was in a full swing to reach the Ghoom station.

Friday, 18 July 2014

Still Life Painting


© Shubhankar  Adhikari
watercolour painting on handmade paper( 14" x 11" )

Doing lots of still life work these days. As the monsoon is preventing me doing open air works. 

Friday, 4 October 2013

Winter in the hills

© Shubhankar  Adhikari 2013
watercolour on paper
size 8" x 14.5"

I have been fortunate enough to experience the beauty of Jhalong on a sunny day. I painted this composition yesterday.  My artworks most strongly reflect my love for nature and travelling.They serve as a constant source of motivation and a reminder of the places.I am happy here to express my interpretation of nature's beauty with the challenge of watercolour as a media.

Thursday, 1 August 2013

Green Dream - Landscape in watercolour

© Shubhankar  Adhikari 2013
Watercolour painting on paper
Title - Green Dream (Size- 11" x 15" )

Here in this artwork I have used a big brush (no. 12 round brush ). I have used  sap green,viridian hue, payne's grey and hooker's green . While digging the memory of  Purulia tour, I have planned to work more on my "Bengal Landscape Series". Just stay tuned to view more of my works in future.

Monday, 8 July 2013

An old house sketch with ball point pen

© Shubhankar  Adhikari 

 Last week when I visited Taki, the heritage town of Bengal ,I noticed this beautiful  house . I have made this sketch work last week. In my previous blog post  I have alreadty mentioned about  Taki in short. In Taki I have found many old structures like this  . I have a plan to do a painting series later on.

Sunday, 10 March 2013

Kolkata Cityscape - Victoria Memorial Hall

© Shubhankar  Adhikari (Artist )
Watercolour painting on paper ( 11" x 7" )


This is my recent painting on Kolkata cityscape. I always liked the architectural style of Victoria Memorial Hall. I am happy with the outcome of this artwork.In this work I have applied little bit of lemon yellow,sap green,payne's grey,prussian blue and olive green. 

Presently Victoria Memorial Hall is one of the most prominent building and also an art museum of Calcutta,under the Department of Culture ,Government of India.

Friday, 8 March 2013

How to develop your painting skills - Eleven tips

© Shubhankar  Adhikari (Artist )
watercolour painting on paper ( 11" x 7" )


How to develop your painting skills - Eleven tips

  1.  Practice a lot.
  2. Try to use the best tools you can afford for your artworks.
  3. Try to visit the art fair and galleries regularly.
  4. Mix with other fellow artists and exchange your views with them.
  5. Draw or paint regularly.
  6. Plan well before starting your art work.
  7. Read good books on art.
  8. Travel new places to increase your creative spirit.
  9. Limit your palette to increase concentration.
  10. Try to develop your own style
  11. Listen soft instrumental music in the background while working.

Monday, 4 March 2013

Wednesday, 20 February 2013

Semi -Abstract Naturescape

© Shubhankar  Adhikari (Artist) 2013
watercolour painting on handmade paper (7" x 11")


Completed this painting last night. Happy to share with you all. 

Friday, 18 January 2013

Kolkata Cityscape - Cruiser on Hooghly river near Princep Ghat

© Shubhankar  Adhikari
Title - Cruiser on Hooghly river
watercolour paintings on paper

Happy to share with you all my first post of 2013.This painting was done by me last year.  Year 2012 was incredibly busy for me. I hope 2013 will be much busier,happier and peaceful for everyone.

Monday, 17 December 2012

Evergreen North Bengal

© Shubhankar  Adhikari ( artist )
watercolour painting on paper (8" x 11")

I made this paintings in the month of august 2012. This year when I visited North Bengal , I was lucky enough to find a very experienced driver for my rented car. He spotted me various beautiful places on the way to Lataguri,Jhalong, Bindu,Chalsa ,Gorumara ,Murti  ( ...........the list will be a long one ). He stopped the car many a time and gave me enough chance  to do my fine art related works. In this painting you can see a beautiful place between  Jhalong and Bindu.We stopped their for a while to take a cup of tea from a tea stall . The place is so beautiful that I will be unable to forget it ever. 

Wednesday, 6 June 2012

JHALONG - A beautiful Hill-Village in North Bengal - Watercolor painting


© Shubhankar Adhikari
Watercolor painting on paper

Here my main concern was to bring out the light from the paper. I was very careful about choosing the colours for this particular work. I have told you earlier that you should make some planning before starting your painting work. If your planning is good then the outcome will be fruitful one.

Jhalong is a small hill-village situated in North Bengal ,India. I recently visited North Bengal and I am lucky enough to visit this beautiful place.

Thursday, 31 May 2012

Way to Bindu, Himalayan Beauty ,near Jalpaiguri,Dooars


© Shubhankar Adhikari - 2012
Watercolour on paper 
Title - Way to Bindu
( size -11" x 8" )

This is one of my recent work on Dooars, Jalpaiguri, West Bengal ,India. Off-late I came back from my North Bengal tour. This time I was lucky to visit Bindu, Jhalong, Jayanti, Siliguri, Mirik, Darjeeling, Kalimpong, Kurseong,New Jalpaiguri,Chapramari ,Gorumara,Sevok,Malbazar,Lava.Lolegaon,Coachbehar,Jaldapara,Murti,Dhupguri,Teesta,
Jalpaiguri Town,Chalsa ,Lataguri forest and other beautiful places. The tour was very peaceful . I have made lots of sketches ,took numerous snaps. 

Thursday, 8 December 2011

A Lonely River

© 2011 Shubhankar Adhikari
Title - Lonely River
Watercolour on paper (11" x 7.5") 

People often get confused thinking how the artist plans to start a painting. I have some different approach regarding this matter. Sometimes I make some initial sketch by drawing some basic lines with pencil or pen ,sometimes I also start painting directly with brushes fully loaded with colours. I always advise my students to keep the initial sketch simple and purposeful. I have also said you earlier  that limiting your palette will drive you to concentrate more on your values.

In this painting I have again used the white of the paper  in the background and the foreground . I have also used the backside of my brush to bring the effect of the big trees beside the bank of the river. 


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