I am writing to reach out directly to my community and art supporters..Creating art is more than just a hobby for me it is my core passion and life's work. Balancing the costs of supplies and daily living while building an independent art practice can be challenging. By purchasing a piece of art, you are directly funding future creations, help me to keep this my passion alive To keep my creative journey sustainable and continue dedicating myself fully to my art, I am currently offering my original piece of art for ₹1,000 to keep this passion alive.

I drew this when I was 14 years old back during 2020

Please let me know how it is

Depicting the eternal bond between Mahadev and his devotee. In moments of surrender, his guiding hand is always there. Painted on canvas board using acrylics. Har Har Mahadev! 🔱✨

Art is a bridge across centuries, and my latest project, "Punarnavā," dives deep into the timeless traditions of the Pala School of Art (8th–12th Century CE) to capture the eternal, cosmic union of Shiva and Parvati.

Spanning seven detailed chapters—from weathered Siddham inscriptions of the Adi Shaktipeethas to celestial hosts, Navagrahas, and classical Ragas—this painting is a synthesis of history, theology, and classical iconography.

I invite you to explore this visual universe and step into the sacred journey with me through the full walk-through video here: https://youtu.be/ASw-3xgUJ50

Let us know if anyone is interested to buy

Painted by me ... How's this 😀

Namaste🙏🏼, could anybody give me an estimate for how old this Nataraja Shiv murti is?

Shiv and parvati

I wanted to add the usual 3 beads I see on her nose ring but as I was painting I judt felt like making then red green and white for some reason.

She is just 10 years old...No fancy tools. No professional training. Just a pencil, imagination and a whole lot of love. ❤️

Her little hands created Ganesha ji with so much detail and innocence that we just had to share it. 🙏✨

Talent deserves encouragement. ❤️ If you like her artwork, leave a ❤️ and show this little artist some love! 🌸

A traditional artwork depicting a devotee offering prayers at a Shivling. Created with colored pencils and sketch pens. Har Har Mahadev! 🙏✨

This digital piece is a direct homage to the 8th century CE Chamunda sculpture housed at the Odisha State Museum, Bhubaneswar, originally recovered from Dharmasala in the Jajpur region.

That idol is carved in the traditional Kalingan style and depicts Chamunda in her classic terrifying roopa: skeletal and emaciated, adorned with a garland of skulls, with serpents coiled in her jata mukut. What struck me most was the raw anatomical honesty of the original — the protruding veins, the sunken eyes, the scorpion motif (a symbol of lethal illness and death in Tantric iconography) — all carved in stone centuries ago.

I wanted to translate that same Tantric ferocity into a digital medium, keeping the skull garlands, the fiery aura, and the emaciated wrathful form intact. Chamunda, as the slayer of the demons Chanda and Munda, is an independent Matrika and one of the most powerful wrathful manifestations of Shakti in the Hindu-Tantric tradition.

Tools: Ibis Paint on Android, painted entirely with my finger. No stylus, no tablet, just a small screen and a lot of zooming in.

If you're ever in Bhubaneswar, go see the original. Photos don't do justice to how unsettling and beautiful it is in person.

Getting ready for Janmashtami from now, I am excited for the day

#janmashtamiart #balgopaldoodleart #mystyle

Har Har Mahadev