Abstracts / Textures / Portraits

This morning in my Emails I saw this Fineartviews newsletter with this subject. Found interesting! I read it and he is so true! I am not the only one!  Even though my version is little different, the final result is the same. Painting for all to see, is my gift. Sharing my creation on my website is my gift.   “Art cannot be merely commerce. It must also be a gift. The artist creates his idea knowing that it will spread freely, without recompense. Sure, the physical manifestation of the art might sell for a million dollars, but that painting or that song is also going to be enjoyed by someone who didn’t pay for it”.  Just loved it. I am strong and getting back to my paintings already. I think I am ready to post some soon before I start my travel. Am I An Artist? by Moshe Mikanovsky You might have noticed that I have been away for sometime. Or have you? The fact is, that I have not painted since the year started. I have not written, nor updated my...

Sorry all! My images got deleted by mistake which is an awkward situation! I am trying to build up the blog again and get back to it. Sorry for all the inconvenience!

If you like art with a whirlwind of exciting, dramatic colors and emotions, then I guarantee Usha Patibandla’s abstract paintings will blow you away. In her Energy series, Usha experiments with startling color combinations, far-out forms and flat-out otherworldly ferocity. This next painting in particular, entitled Energy 7, stood out to me through its sheer magnitude of color. Those brilliant, liquid hues are absolutely astounding. . . it’s a painting that appears to be permanently in motion, like an atom exploding, an ice ball burning through space, or a topographical map teaming with contours. Each of Usha’s paintings combine a strong composition with solid color schemes, forms and perspective. This is especially true of Merging, which captures the splendor of a flower in close proximity with Usha’s own distinctive flair. As colors and shapes delicately butt heads within the tight frame, reality flies out the window. What I was once sure was a flower is now a but...

I am happy to be the Featured Artist for Empty Easel.com Here is the link. http://emptyeasel.com/2012/01/08/this-week-18-through-114/

Best deal - ever seen for Portrait paintings! Are you interested in giving a personal gift to your loved ones? A PORTRAIT will be real great gift as a hairloom / personal! Here is the deal! Send me the picture and I will paint them in the order I receive them. All the paintings will be painted on a 8" x 10" Canvas. Ones it is done I will post it in my blog. If you like your painting and want to have it - I will send you a invoice, and you can pay through Paypal - get it shipped! As simple as that! No questione asked, no comitments, no hidden conditions! Send me a picture (a clear version of face) through email to ushaportraits@gmail.com with your name. I will send you a reminder when it is posted and up in my blog. abstractextures.blogspot.com http://www.behance.net/gallery/Portraits/2693567  

This is my grandson Eshaan. From the day he was born, he has become my darling angel. What a pleasant feeling when we look into baby's face, eyes, and beautiful smiles. I can forget everything and just keep on looking at his face. I have been dreaming about this day but I never thought I will be so deeply enjoying my grandson! What a peace to my life!

The portrait is complete and I am ready to let it go to its home. I got so attached to this portrait because of the story behind it. A lovely present to his partner from Donall.  She is pregnant and he wants to imagine how his family will look when the baby turns into a teenager. I thought this is a wonderful idea! So I ended up with my imagination about the unborn girl's facial features as a teenager, their son who is about 4-5 yrs old, and added some age to the couple. This is something completely imaginative and I am  surprised and thrilled with the finished painting!I think this is a great idea to put it on canvas. I fully enjoyed working on this painting. Thank you Donall for involving me and comissioning this portrait.