Some time in last days, we visited Oxford bookstore in Bangalore, which is one of the favorite family place for all three of us :). While browsing through the kids section suddenly my eyes went on one book called 'Ugly Duckling'. When I opened it and for few seconds (Harshi's permission for my flashback memories is only few seconds...she will hardly let me be with me for few minutes anywhere :)) I went back to my childhood days.
While making of Ugly Duckling, I was painting water lilies and pond trees, which made me to think about making tiny Warli girls and boys :). This is again attached to my another childhood memory and my pappa. He always introduced me to science fiction movies from childhood. One from the list was the famous Walt Disney movie 'Honey, I shrunk the kids'. I Still remember the the smallest inch kids struggling to reach back to their Dad and home. I tried to do the similar kinda drawings of Warli girls and boys playing on the water leaves and flowers :).
So did you guys enjoy the fusion of major of Madhubani and tiny of warli :). Painting is done with acrylics on handmade paper.
Size: 37cm H x 25 cm W
Linking it to Colours Dekor's weekly story and Made with Love-August, Paint party Friday, Artist in Blogland and ABC's Wednesday. Friends do visit them for loads of creations and eye candy s through wonderful paintings, poems and recipes, DIYs :)
Beautiful painting, Appu :-)
ReplyDeleteI love the colorful border, and the small "shrunk" warli boys and girls.
Keep up the good work.
Ruchi
Beautiful blog. I was looking for your contribution of E words in the ABC Wednesday meme. Did I overlook them?
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Wil, ABC Team.
wow, had not thought of the translation of this story being so impactful. nice pieces.
ReplyDeleteROG, ABC Wednesday team
Wow for getting inspired and drawing the story..
ReplyDeleteInteresting concept.
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Rose, ABC Wednesday Team
Lovely swans and glad your child enjoys the story over and over again!!!! Smart little one.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colours and I love the borders. Happy Creating!
ReplyDeleteLovely colours and a great treat for the eyes.
ReplyDeleteLovely piece of art Aparna! How very true that our lil ones often become our source of inspiration! Fusion always has a charm I feel. You have merged it beautifully :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful... your artworks are lovely.
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