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| ‘Acrobat’ – post for Illustration Friday |
A talented gymnast in her acrobatic performance pose. I enjoyed doing this paper illustration for the topic – ‘acrobat’.
As I said in the earlier post that I am developing my own paper technique to create an illustration in 3D, this is one of them.
I have a sweet-tooth and Indian sweets inspire me to create this colorful illustration.
Hope you will like it…the sweet as well as the technique 🙂
Looking at my other posts on this blog, you might have already guessed by now that I have a great passion for working with clay and paper. Over the years, I have developed a technique, which I have named it as ‘paper illustration’.
For this week’s topic – ‘dessert’, I thought of introducing this unique technique, which I hope you will like it. Please share your thoughts, thank you.
My daughter created this for ‘her’ entry of the Illustration Friday topic ‘desserts’!
She is so cute and yeah competitive too. She likes to compete with her mom 🙂
In 2006 my daughter and I attended a workshop for ‘clay sculptures’, it was for encouraging people to use an eco-friendly clay called ‘Shadu’, for making Lord Ganesh instead of ‘Plaster of Paris’.
At this workshop I was the only artist in the group, so obviously my ‘Ganesh Idol’ had to be beautiful 
and that’s why all the new paper photographers were around us…!
Artificial vs. Natural, even the bee could find the difference…!
I tried to create a Daisy flower using ‘play-doh’ for this post.
Delicious ‘Double’ Doughnuts!! Offer lasts till Thursday night!! 🙂 🙂
‘Breakfast’ in clay art using Play-Doh.
This is a montage of different breakfast foods. Top-left is a typical South-Indian breakfast called ‘Idli’ which is served on a ‘plantain leaf’ with ‘chutney’.
When this topic ‘paisley’ was announced, I was thrilled, as this is one of my favorite design patterns. Also, I’m just back from a colorful ‘Indian Wedding’, which inspired me to illustrate ‘Heena’ ( मेंदी ) on my own palm.
The ‘paisley’ pattern is one of the inseparable design patterns found in ‘Heena’ ( मेंदी ) designs. The Mehndi ceremony is an important ritual for a bride during wedding ceremony.
Hope you all like my entry.
We all probably grew up listening to this story…an attempt to illustrate how an over-confident Rabbit let the slow Tortoise get ahead in the race.