Friday, August 7, 2015

Artist... in the house - 2

If you barge in without a brief knock, in to the topsy-turvy muddled room with a teen, who is  busy collecting her thoughts and cranking loud on ‘Drake’ songs; you are precisely in my artistically engaged daughter’s room. The 17 years old, who exists in her own world surrounded by squiggly scribbly paint tubes and palette filled with sequence of color, is our proud artist of the home.

You will never find any precise clues to measure the craziness of our oddball.  When colors start to flow, nothing matters to her, she travels to her own artistic beats. She is gifted of seeing beyond ordinary by building solid layers of paint. Her current vacation life is copiously focused in working tirelessly and energetically in putting her innate talented art into making master pieces. She is highly enticed by the elephantine countenance of big pot bellied GANESHA, just like us. Hence, her almost all creations evolve around his different "avatar".
Artist: Pushti

I had to twist her arm (teenagers, I tell ya) to write up few words for her own creations, I managed for few and rest I had to end up writing but here we are. Join me as I rejoice the pleasure to share the part -2.
Mirror worked "Ganesha" with lotus.
 Ganesha and lotus go hand in hand in this pictures. A lotus flower always looks clear and pure beneath the murky waters. Just like that, the lotus in this painting is a strong symbol of beauty beneath darkness, which is represented by the black background. the Ganesha sits in the middle of the lotus as he is the god of new opportunities and luck. In my opinion, I feel like it is important to be bold and stand out in darkness when given a new opportunity.
 
Hibicus headed "Ganesha"
 This painting is a remake of a wonderful artist "Kruti". This specifically caught my eye because of the contrast of blue and orange against the black. It was a great pop of color. Moving on, the orange flower resembles "Ganesha's" crown and I felt like it was a unique choice to use a hibiscus as they are tropical and the most beautiful flowers in Carribbean. This one is my absolute favorite.

"Ganesha" on Lotus
The painting originally was supposed to be an outline of "Ganesha" but once I saw the salmon color in my paint box I knew it had to be used. The simplistic image on "Ganesha" really embodies how powerful his power is. The flower at the bottom makes it seem like he is emerging from the petals which I feel gives a strong pop of color and resembles how "Ganesha" is everywhere from nature to family.


Chakra "Ganesha"

This colorful piece was really fun to paint and is something that I look forward to doing again. The colors I used as a wash for the background is to resemble the "chakras" the one inside us. I see them as vibrant and beautiful and I just wanted that to be expressed on my canvas.


Mirrored peacock
Just like the tranquil creature, I wanted for this painting to capture how beautiful and timeless a peacock always looks. The feathers contain the typical mix of a natural peacock color plus gold to symbolize "old is gold". No matter how many years these creatures have been around, their looks never go unnoticed. Small detail of mirror work need to add some dimension in the background and feathers.  

As I take you onwards for these last pieces: 

Color Stroked "Ganesha"
Her creative spirit is deeply rooted with the art but when teenage life triggers the mood swings and particular creative thoughts flow, signature piece like this particular "Ganesha" takes place. As a result of her vision and courage to think differently, we see new master pieces being built in no time. This one is her first piece officially sold.   

Ekdanta "Ganesha"

This Ganesha is a thoughtful gift for her very dear friend. With her inner edit button and lots of artistic potential she easily gives bare canvas a splash of wonderful colours. Our heart goes out for the eyes of her every creation. The soulful eyes evoke the peacefulness in every piece.

Aum "Ganesha"

When I was about to publish the post, a new creation was formed overnight and I had to include it. For most of her creations, she shakes her world all night long, just as this Ganesha was created by burning the midnight oil to complete. Though, final pay off is amazing.



For now, she is completely stirring the excitement of 'escape' phase of life. She managed to squeeze in one last piece with very much detailed work just few days before she embark on a new journey. 

If you haven not had a peek in part -1, head right here to read all about it.

As I conclude the post, artist in the house is all set for her new chapter of university lifestyle. We are about to dive in to the empty nest syndrome which will end the early journey of our parenthood. With the pressing ache of separation we will be sending the young adult to start the new phase of her life. without her glamour in the home, things will not be the same but we both are happy to see out little girl shining brightly.
Hope you all enjoyed this colorful journey with us. Do take a moment to pour in your thoughts here or facebook page. Until we meet again, toodles.
Canvas paintings by Pushti Shah
Styling and Photography by Pinkz
Inspiration of each piece was sourced from internet.

23 comments:

  1. Hi Pushti,
    These are some phenomenal art pieces! Each and everyone one of them manifest your creativity and talent. I see a bright and colourful future waiting for you. I wish you great success in your future endeavours. Thank you for sharing this with us Pinkz Passion!

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    1. Your kind words and wishes definitely put a smile on our face, thank you so much for giving us a shout and sharing your lovely thoughts for us.

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  2. They are gorgeous! What a talented girl! :) Pushti, loved your work! I also loved your choice of colours!

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    1. Happy to see you here dropping by Sharon, thank you for sending us your wonderful feedback :)

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  3. Very well written. The description of how you will find her in her room is awesome. Her paintings are very deep, thoughtful and vivid.Proud of you both.

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    1. Thank you so much. I tried to pen down the exact words about the first glance of what your eyes might catch once you are in her room :)

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  4. I have gone through the minuteness and nitty gritty of the subject pictures. I must say all of them are remarkable and are demanding lots of patience and understanding and attentiveness. Which is very well demonstrated here. Keep up the good work and god bless always.

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    1. Thank you so much, your blessings and warm wishes are much appreciated :)

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  5. Wow. These pictures are absolutely amazing. Creative as ever. Someone is on the way to becoming a professional artist!

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  6. Excellent Paintings ! loved each and every art piece. She is an amazing artist. I wish her great success in her future endeavors. Thanks Pinky for sharing such a visual treat !

    I really love your blog/posts irrespective of their subject with nice wordings and images....It's a pleasure to meet you through "Pinkz Passion" ! Happy Blogging....

    Safal

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    1. Thank you Safal for appreciating our efforts. Readers like you are the backbones of my writing. I wholeheartedly welcome you to the passion family 😊

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  7. Each and every piece is awesome. May lord Ganesha bless her for her future endeavors.

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    1. Vasudha, thank you for dropping by and showering your love!

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  8. ya Pushti is going great.At the same, the support and guidance also great. Really enjoyed the paintings and the comments therewith. Wish her great success

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  9. These are lovely pieces and i love the colors and textures you have used. Would you be open to making some pieces on commission for us. Please do let me know..

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    1. Thank you Bhagyashri for the appreciation. My daughter is now busy with her new phase of university life!


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  10. Hi, these are all so lovely. Does she sell any? I love the Lord Ganesha colorful one!

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    1. Thank you Leandraluv, she did sell few during summer. Now she is busy with her university life.

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  11. You have such a talented daughter. God bless her. Is it acrylic paint on canvas?

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  12. Wow your daughter is so talented ! Well looks like creativity runs in the family ! Good luck to her on her new adventure!

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