Pencil Art: May 2013

Saturday, 4 May 2013

Flamingo - May 2012

Flamingos are among the world’s most beautiful Tall birds. One can easily recognize them because they are famous for spending so much time standing on one leg. Covered with pretty pink plumage, black-tipped bills and a large downward-pointing beak, flamingos can often be seen flying in large flocks. With their long neck and legs, they look very attractive when in flight. I have portrayed this in this ART where you can see a beautiful tall flamingo besides which is a small chick and you can also spot a fantastic flight on that sunny evening.... Oops Its not Pink now, Black and White Flamingos, here they are..

Friday, 3 May 2013

Tiger - April 2012

Not only is tiger a beautiful animal but it is also the indicator of the forest's health.The more tigers we can save, the more healthier reserves we have, larger is our national carbon sink, thus Tigers = Forests = Less Carbon + Water = US. I deeply believe Forest resources are incredible and we should definitely Conserve them.. Tiger makes the presence of Forest.. I believe this ART would convey the message of Tiger Conservation, I feel proud that I form a small part in spreading the message through this art......

Water Buck - May 2010

It's a male Waterbuck and it has sharp pointed horns that are curved backwards and upwards and are prominently ringed. It's a distinguishing feature as females do not have horns.This long haired antelope is found in Africa. I was very much attracted by it size and horns, it more resembled a big bull.. It was challenging to finish the horns, but as whole the portrait makes a replica of how a Waterbuck would look like!!

Panther - January 2013

Common Langur - January 2013

Black Buck - June 2012

Asian Elephant_Calf - May 2012

Dheeran Chinnamalai - June 2009

Dheeran Chinnamalai (Tamil:தீரன் சின்னமலை) was a Kongu chieftain who rose up in revolt against the British East India Company in the Kongu Nadu, Southern India.He is held with high regard by the Gounder community who continue use him as a symbol of Independence for the community. Belonging to the same community I feel honored and proud sketching him.. In fact this portrait was the inspiration that told me "U can do" and took me to where i am now.