KNOW ABOUT INDIAN FOLK ART?

 Colourful Indian Cultural Arts Forms

 Indian Art: 

     Indian art forms are not limited there are innumerable Indian folk arts they are much different from modern arts. But these arts have soul they tell us the stories of our cultural heritage. They despite realistic scenes with a focus on its beauty and technical aspect.
The ability to tell stories and convey culture by symbolize through these paintings and artwork.  These art styles have unique aesthetic value.
What is culture, if not art?

Indian Art Journey:
    
     A journey from Kashmir to Kanyakumari there are different style of art, culture, and experience We learn about the art of different regions of India' and experience the beauty of the country. There may be a vast distance between them, but the base of color is same, their feelings, love are dedicated in the of paintings varies.  I love most of the northern states paintings their usage of colors would be too mild and heavy work with lot of minute and detailed work in them.
We come across various places and known their history behind it here I have collected some of the famous art works from different parts of India.  After my search I get know lot about each part of my own country and beauty behind it. Let me share some beautiful artworks which I learnt on my own, it was a fantastic experience by spending hours on end.

Influenced Person: " Maruthi"

     B. Maruthi is well known as Contemporary Painter Born in Tamil Nadu India. His work is based Romantic, Portrait, Folk or symbolism. His work is only with watercolors his work had been published in magazines, Newspaper, novels, short stories etc. He passed away at the age of 85. Still now Tamilians love his work. 
 

     These are some works of mine. From the way of his paintings color stocks.  I have used four color shades for a particular face according to the reflection. Which was my lovable painting.

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