RED JANE

 At first, I never really believed in my art and my ability to use charcoal effectively. But trying and being persistent eventually led to sweet results. Stare all you want, you'll never know what Red Jane's thinking.
I used charcoal and acrylic paints on a 9 x 12 canvas board, and completed this artwork all in just 1 day. Neat, huh? If you're interested in purchasing this piece, please shoot me a mail on artantraa@gmail.com

INSTRUMENTALITY

Hang this in your room, and you will make any Indian mother proud. Mine almost hung the national flag in my room. The artwork above shows us a beautiful marriage between two powerful forms of art in India- Music and dance. This desi fusion takes me back to my performing art days. The sheer thrill of it all. To purchase this, please send me a mail on artantraa@gmail.com

POP MERICA

A pop art take on vintage America is how I see it. Andy Warhol may be rolling in his grave right about now. I know I ought to learn my way around Illustrator and Photoshop to shoot out such work, but MAKE ME. I'm too cool for school (LOL).
I used black markers, Sharpies and Pigma pens to summon this devil of an artwork. If you're interested in buying this piece, please send me a mail on artantraa@gmail.com

SKETCH TO THRILL

AC/DC was one of the first few hard rock bands I loved with all my heart. I remember how we would zone out to their music and sport their T-Shirts everywhere in college. Their songs along with Metallica, Slipknot and COB helped me vent, bond with people and deal with life's rubbish. Good times. 
 I know that a band like AC/DC isn't the colorful or artistic type, but I wanted to experiment nonetheless. Well you know, I'm awesome like that. Different levels of intricacy and creativity can be seen here. Along with the background doodles, I used geometric shapes of different sizes. A beautiful clash between two styles of art, eh? 

Colour pencils, black gel pens and *surprise surprise* MS paint were used to make this. I drew it all on an A4 sized paper and then worked on it some more on my laptop. To own this artwork, please shoot me a mail on artantraa@gmail.com 

Over and out.

THE AWESOME FOURSOME

The Beatles have been a rave since their conception. When Lennon sang 'Twist and Shout', oh God help me. I drew these old school rockstars and decided to incorporate some of my favorites songs. How many can you guess, eh?
 Not enough space to put down all that funk I say. I used markers, gel pens and paint here and there to give it that pop on an A4 sized paper. To buy this piece, please send me a mail on artantraa@gmail.com! Feel free to contact me regarding any queries. Woot woot.

THIS FOREST CALLED LIFE (Framed)

Life puzzles me. I guess the same applies to you, huh. I find it more like a 'trip' through a dense forest where only a few make it out in peace or pieces. This forest isn't always dark and scary, but rather a mixture of events and experiences that add colour to our lives. Some bright... some dark. Being in your 20's  ain't easy. You're at that stage where you can't consider yourself a kid nor are you great at "adulting". People expect you to start earning and soon get married with all those rubbish demands and conform to societal norms, but still never really take you seriously as a somewhat "adult". We fall in the grey/gray area. Well I assume that's limited to me this time. Who knows? I'd like to know that I'm not alone. I  think that we're all just kids lost in this forest called life where some of us would rather panic and scream around for help than play and use the forest to our advantage. I've experienced both I guess.
This painting was done on a 12x16 inch canvas board. Ordinary Charcoal sticks with Derwent charcoal supplies, gel pens and Camel Acrylic paint were used. I also used a paint knife for the effects in the background. So much fun. To buy this piece, please send me a mail on artantraa@gmail.com

SNOW LOVIN' (Framed)

YouTube and Google have been haunting my browser history as I have been searching for more inspiration and techniques to broaden my "artistic horizons". Through these two saviors, I stumbled upon various art related websites, blogs and videos. I was happy that I finally found something worth stalking! FYI, it had something to do with knives.....

Calm down. I'm talking about knife painting.

 I've always wanted to play in the snow and roll in it. I'd imagine myself waking up to some jasmine tea or hot chocolate as I bit into some waffles covered in whipped cream, chocolate sprinkles and freshly cut strawberries. I also imagined making my own 'Fort Awesome' and smiting people in the face with snowballs. I envy you guys who get to experience this and so much more. I could easily head up north for that, but i'm just one big talker. The closest thing I've got to a snowy experience is some white stuff floating around in a "snow"globe. Wait. It's not even white. More like *sparkly* stuff. I guess I should probably hand it over to a Twilight fan huh. Eh? Eh?  I made this snowy landscape on a 9 x12 inch canvas board from Fine Art using Camel acrylic paints. To own this piece, please send me a mail on artantraa@gmail.com