Beginning with the forgiving nature of oil paints, I gradually found my voice in the colors and textures that I layered upon the canvas. With every stroke and blend, my confidence in colors flourished, leading me to explore the fluidity of poster colors and eventually, the elusive art of watercolor painting. The journey was not without its trials; as my guru once said, “You will need to waste at least a thousand papers before you can call yourself a watercolor artist.” True to her words, I persisted through countless trials, each a step closer to the artist I aspired to become. The move from my former home brought a distance from my mentor but also led me to cross paths with the illustrious Milind Mulick, whose humor and effortless brushwork further inspired my craft.

The solitude brought by the pandemic became a canvas for daily exploration, leading to recognition in online art competitions and new learning avenues with artists like Lavonne Cookman and Nishikant Palande. Today, my art is a sanctuary of simplicity and nature’s essence, where I portray the soulful gaze of a pet or the serene harmony of landscapes. I am grateful for the spiritual insights from Acharya Upendra Joshi, the unwavering support of my family, and the encouragement from every soul that has touched my life, guiding me to spread joy and tranquility through my art.

Art for me is more than a display of skill; it is a bridge to my soul. Every brushstroke carries a whisper of my journey, and every color blooms from a deep-rooted passion. As my creations traverse from palette to paper, they seek a kindred spirit, a single heart to resonate with their silent melody. When my work stirs tranquility in that one soul, I stand fulfilled, having achieved the true essence of being an artist.

I invite you to wander through my gallery, to pause and connect with the pieces that speak to you. May you find a fragment of serenity, a spark of joy, or simply a moment of reflection in the hues of my dedication. Explore my world of art, and let’s embark on a journey where emotions transcend words and where every painting is a conversation with the heart.