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Illustrations & Art Projects

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"Feminine System" - Mandala for "Terre en joie", Herborist

W.I.P. Healing Herb mandala project for "Terre en joie", Herborist. Creation of 6 Mandala's with the healing plants for each system.

Logo - The Monastery Live

New Logo for the Monastery Live a contemporary spiritual center located near one of Belgians most ancient forests in Solwaster, Jalhay. - Hibiscus Flower, is the Flower of the Divine Goddess, the energy of Shakti we rise within - The seed, hidden underneath the dung beetle, rooted in the Earth with branches reaching towards the infinite light - The Dung Beetle who helps us clean up our "sh*t", destroyes to enables us to create and sprout into that beautiful flower.

"Glorious Face" ~ Kīrttimukha

Kīrttimukha, the word mukha in Sanskrit refers to the face while kīrti means "fame, glory". The legend of this "glorious face" dates back to the Skanda Purana carrying the name of a swallowing fierce monster face with huge fangs, and gaping mouth. After the monster ate itself leaving just his head, as Lord Shiva had ordered, Lord Shiva praised it with making it the guardian of his temple. It is mostly seen in Hindu and Buddhist temple architecture in South (East) Asia.

"Glorious Face" ~ Kīrttimukha
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On the rooftop of Kala Bhoomi, the traditional Arts & Crafts Museum of Odisha we find these little creatures ... giving terracotta a new life. The Tile Craft of Barpali is traditionally from Western Odisha. More about this tribal art can be read here

"Little Creatures"
"Rocky Jocky"

A gift from my heart to my dearest Godfather. Thank you The background of the racing horses are a pattern of the different Jockey jumpers. The aim was let the horses come out of the frame while their riders dissolve in the background.

“The Royal Hunt of Mrigaya”

Inerpretation of original sculpture at Khandagiri Caves. The sculpture tells the story of King Kharavela who shoots at a winged deer, symbol of spiritual authority, one of the sacred animals mentioned in the Ramayana. Visit Ekamra Walks for a free tour at Khandagiri Caves, Odisha

“The bathing conflict”

Inerpretation of original sculpture at Khandagiri Caves. The sculpture tells the story of King Kharavela who goes bathing with his woman and tamed elephant. At the river a troop of wild elephants arrive. the fight for survival begins. Visit Ekamra Walks for a free tour at Khandagiri Caves, Odisha

"You're being watched"

Balabhadra, Jagganath and Subhadra Matahart at the Odisha Crafts Museum - Kala Bhoomi (https://www.odishacraftsmuseum.com) Visit Ekamra Walks for a free museum tour.

“Mighty Moustache”

Traditional Hanuman Lanka Podi Matahart at the Odisha Crafts Museum - Kala Bhoomi (https://www.odishacraftsmuseum.com) Visit Ekamra Walks for a free museum tour.

"A Dragon Desires"

Matahart at the Odisha Crafts Museum - Kala Bhoomi (https://www.odishacraftsmuseum.com) The pattern design on the background is a typical Orissa design. Visit Ekamra Walks for a free museum tour.

Poster: "Think twice, drink wise"

Poster design "Think twice, drink wise" for the Dancing Rain Creative Festival 2019, Assam. The poster is to raise awareness with the local community for keeping their rivers clean.

Business Card ~ Nori

Business card design for a therapist. The dragonfly overlaps on the other side of the card.

La Sagrada

La Sagrada family in and out on the Catalunian flag

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As an old-school creator, I am unable to work digitally... it simply doesn't flow my pencils.

And it is my personal choice to work as much as possible offline, hence my artwork is solely made by hand.

Taking long hours of priceless time and energy.

(medium used: pencils, Staedtler pens, gouache paint / Winsor & Newton aquarelle)

As a part of my service to mankind, I create art donations based as a gift from the Divine

simply because I wanted to create a smile or help someone to grow their business.

If you wish to contribute you can do so by pushing the donation button below.

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