Wednesday 16 May 2012

Jaipur

                                 

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                  Mughal elephant, 29 x 19.5cm, hand made clay paint with gold  on Wasli Paper
My first traditional Indian miniature painting!





I have returned from my 3 month INTACH travel scholarship adventure in Jaipur. I was very lucky to meet Ajay and Vinita Sharma http://www.liveminiature.com/. Ajay took me on as a student. I have learnt so much; it was such a privilege to have been taught and to have  worked with such knowledgeable, skilled, disciplined, patient and kind people.
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  Mughal Maharaja with his hookah and ladies, 27 x20.5cm, Hand made gouache with gold on Wasli Paper








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Krishna and Radha, Kangra style. 15.5 x 14.5, Hand made paint with gold on Wasli Paper








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Persian Poet, 24 x 18cm, Hand made gouache with gold  on Wasli Paper







Collaborations with Vinita Sharma

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Falling boy series, 32 x21cm, hand made paint and gold paint on Wasli Paper.  Painted in Jaipur with Vinita



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                          Hands Puja , 21x32,  Gouache, wasli paper.  Painted at home back in England                                           








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Falling Boy series, 32x 21cm, Hand made gouache on Wasli paper, Vinita Sharma decoration.









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Large scale falling boy, 140 x 120cm, Hand made paint with gold on hand made paper, Painted and decorated by Vinita Sharma,Prabhu Ji and I.








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Jump into the void, 85x 65cm, Hand made paint on hand made paper.  Decorated by Vanita Sharma.  I painted the face and hands.











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Pichwai Bird, 29 x20cm, Hand made paint on hand made paper.
This painting is a rearrangment of the Pichwai paintig above. Deigned by me painted by Vinita Sharma










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2 elephants, (A visual conversation between two elephants,  cultures and artists.) The Elephant on the left was painted by Vinita and the one on the right was painted by me. 20 x 29cm. Hand made paint on wasli  paper.









Vinita and Ajay in their studio








The shells and clay pots that the pigment, glue and water is mixed in.








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Working on the falling boy figure.

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