WELCOME
Well I dont have any formal education in Art ..but I do sketch as I get relaxed..I am still in the learning stage but with all the appreciation that I have been receiving through this site, I hope I will keep improving my work of art
WELCOME
Well I dont have any formal education in Art ..but I do sketch as I get relaxed..I am still in the learning stage but with all the appreciation that I have been receiving through this site, I hope I will keep improving my work of art
WELCOME
Well I dont have any formal education in Art ..but I do sketch as I get relaxed..I am still in the learning stage but with all the appreciation that I have been receiving through this site, I hope I will keep improving my work of art
WELCOME
Well I dont have any formal education in Art ..but I do sketch as I get relaxed..I am still in the learning stage but with all the appreciation that I have been receiving through this site, I hope I will keep improving my work of art
WELCOME
Well I dont have any formal education in Art ..but I do sketch as I get relaxed..I am still in the learning stage but with all the appreciation that I have been receiving through this site, I hope I will keep improving my work of art
WELCOME
Well I dont have any formal education in Art ..but I do sketch as I get relaxed..I am still in the learning stage but with all the appreciation that I have been receiving through this site, I hope I will keep improving my work of art
Monday, 24 June 2013
Sunday, 19 May 2013
Monday, 18 March 2013
Parassinikadavu Muthappan Temple
Parassinikadavu Muthappan temple is a Hindu temple, located on the banks of the Valarpattanam river about 10 km from Taliparamba in Kannur District, Kerala. Principal deity of the temple is Sree Muthappan, a manifestation of two mythical characters called Thiruvappana and Vellattam. According to the local tradition, Thiruvappana and Vellattam are the characterization of Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva, two among the Trimurtis in Hinduism, respectively.
Rituals of the temple is unique in that it does not follow the Satvic Brahminical form of worship, as in other Hindu temples of Kerala. The main mode of worship is the a ritual enactment of both the characters of Muthappan, through a traditional dance known as Muthappan Theyyam. Fish, meat and toddy are the customary offerings to Muthappan. Muthappan Thiruvoppana Mahothsavam is the major festival of the temple, celebrated for three days every year on 19, 20 and 21 of Kumbham (the days correspond to 3, 4 and 5 March).
Also posting an old spray painting of this temple ( Using a tooth brush, comb and water colour) made in 2007.
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| Medium : Water colour using tooth brush and comb |
You can read more about this temple, story behind Muthappan, etc from these links (Wikipedia) :
Muthappan Temple
Sree Muthappan
Official Website
The temple is also a popular destination for travellers and pilgrims to savour the charm of Theyyam, a ritual that is performed here on a daily basis. Men adorning masks and costumes with a riot of colours perform this temple art form and it represents conflict between good and evil, with good ultimately emerging victorious.
Thursday, 7 June 2012
My First Blogging contest
The Castrol Power1 Blogging Contest was my very first blogging contest. Now the results are announced and i am extremely happy that i could win a power1 biking jacket. I am writing this post to thank all those my friends who helped me to win this price. Also i would like to thank Indiblogger team and Castrol for organising the contest.
Heartiest congratulations to all the winners !!
Sunday, 13 May 2012
Happy mother's day - pencil drawing
Mother's Day is a celebration that honors mothers and motherhood, maternal bonds, and the influence of mothers in society. In India, it is celebrated on every year on second Sunday of May.
Friday, 27 April 2012
Smita Gondkar - A Multi talented Lady Biker from India
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After a brilliant academic career, Smita chose to tread the glamorous path by first modeling for commercials followed by video albums. Films followed in Marathi, Hindi, Sindhi and a silent movie too. Smita has always been passionate about acting since childhood. She participated in various plays and ramp shows in school and college. Wine Connieuser by profession, Smita trained the Food & Beverage Department Staff on the Disney Cruise Line for 1 year and then got promoted to an Officer at the Purser's dept. where she worked for another year. On one of her extended vacations, Smita decided to explore India and the Indian Heritage. While at it, she once again had modelling offers and with a couple of films in her kitty, she decided to stay back and take her acting passion seriously.A true sportsman and dare devil at heart....
Smita had been representing the Maharashtra State Kayaking team as the Team Captain at various National Games.. She has been the Visiting faculty member at the National Institute of Water sports, Goa, where she trained the Army cadets for basic White Water Kayaking Expedition. Smita has won state level Skulling and rowing events while in college and competed for State level swimming and National Judo while in School.
Last but not the least Smita is proud to have a passion for Biking stunt, Dirt Track Racing and Sky Diving. Smithaa says "they are like stress busters to me ,I like indulging into the sports and films is my dream" a unique combination that is the reason she is different . We can surely call Smita as an actor with a difference..
Tuesday, 24 April 2012
Happy Birthday Sachin Tendulkar !!
As recognition of his contribution to the World of Cricket, International Cricket Council and BCCI have decided to announce Sachin's birthday as the 'World Cricket Day' from the year 2011.
Sachin, who is worshiped as GOD in India is entering his 39th year of his lifetime. Let’s all wish him a very very Happy Birthday and loads of MORE success in life…
Friday, 13 April 2012
Happy Vishu
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| Medium : Coloured pencil & pen, Time : about 15 mins |
Wishing all my friends and readers a very happy and prosperous Vishu. Vishu is a Hindu festival celebrated in the Indian state of Kerala and in the Mangalore and Udupi districts of Karnataka. It is the New Year festival of Malayalis.
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| Medium : Coloured pencil & Photoshop |
"Vishu" is celebrated with much fanfare and vigour in all parts of Kerala. Setting off firecrackers is part of the celebration, especially for children. People wear new clothes (Puthukodi) for the occasion and elders of the family gift money, called Vishukkaineetam, to children, servants and tenants.
Monday, 26 March 2012
Saturday, 24 March 2012
A building at night-Pencil drawing












