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White Fence by Zannatunnisa Churihar
This painting made by Zannatunnisa Churihar (age 15) shows a snowy white fence with brightly hued flowers growing all over the fence. At first, Jannat found the scene to be difficult to paint as water colors are a tricky medium, and it is difficult to strike the right balance. But, with encouragement and motivation from her teachers, she managed to create a masterpiece.
SIZE : A3
Available Editions: 48
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Crane and the Peonies by Aaliya Qureshi
Aaliya Qureshi (age 16) attended a workshop where she was asked to quietly listen to music and drew what came to her mind directly with a black pen.The painting depicts a crane flying home.The bird is in such a rush that fragments of peonies are trailing along with it, unnoticed. The use of shading and strokes makes Aaliya feel the birds and flowers are dancing.
SIZE : A4
Available Editions: 49
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Gerbera Daisies by Saba Qureshi
Saba Qureshi (age 14) was fascinated by these beautiful and brightly coloured flowers. Originating in South Africa, these flowers come in a variety of colours. Painted with oil pastels and water colours, the blooming flowers are refreshing to look at!
SIZE : A3
Available Editions: 49
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Shikara by Ashish Jaiswar
Ashish Jaiswar (age 13), the artist, has painted the serene surroundings of Kashmir with the Shikara as the cynosure. The Shikara is central to the people of Kashmir and is used as a tourist attraction. The use of colours is magical and transports the viewer to a land of peace.
SIZE : A3
Available Editions: 47
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Lighthouse by Balakrishanan Arundhudiyar
This artwork is the product of Balakrishanan Arundhudiyar’s (age 17) brilliant imagination. With the use of glossy paper and paper collage techniques, Bala has created a colourful sunset scenery. The lone standing lighthouse is covered by overgrown shrubs and bushes. The boats are merrily bobbing on the choppy waves. The seascape is a sight to behold.
SIZE : A3
Available Editions: 46
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Women at Work by Sradha Singh
This stunning painting by Sradha Singh (age 13) shows a glimpse of life in a village in Madhubani style. The unity among women can be seen as they sift and sort through grains. While some grains are stored as whole grains, the others are collected in a large wooden jar to manually grind them to a fine powder. The painting is also significant as all these activities are happening under the shade of the tree. It signifies that trees are essential for life and they are central to our existence.
SIZE : A3
Available Editions: 48
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Zebra by Sohail Shaikh
Africa is famed the world over for its wildlife sanctuaries and safaris. It is the one place on Earth where man and beast live in harmony. This painting by Sohail Shaikh (age 15) captures the essence of man and beast’s friendship. Made on plywood using acrylic paint, the painting is an epitome of perfection and equilibrium. The colour scheme and the choice of figures show a deep understanding of the environment we live in and the balancing act between humans and nature.
SIZE : 8×10″
Available Editions: 49
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Purple Mountain by Deva Achari
When Deva Achari (age 16) started this painting, he did not imagine the outcome to be so beautiful. A quaint countryside complete with a house, a field full of blooming red flowers and purple mountains with bright blue skies in the backdrop create a captivating view.
SIZE : A3
Available Editions: 47
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Mr. _ Mrs. Giraffe by Geeta Jaiswal
This painting is Geeta Jaiswal’s (age 14) imagination of an African safari. The shades of orange and green in the background paint an image of a vast grassland land at during sunset. The couple is enjoying an evening walk before retiring for the day.
SIZE : 8×10″
Available Editions: 45
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Birdie by Hitesh Kadam
This bird painted by Hitesh Kadam (age 16) looks so soft and fluffy as if it were made of cotton! Skillful shading and use of cake color brings out the captivating black eye and the colorful plummage of the bird.
SIZE : A3
Available Editions: 49
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Savior Doctors by Ayesha Prajapati
The pandemic gave Ayesha Prajapati (age 17) much to think about. While doctors have always been consisdered to be saviors, the pandemic has shown them to be warriors, too! They are the ones selflessly guarding the gateways and saving us from the deadly virus. Hats off to them!
SIZE : A4
Available Editions: 49
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Loner by Khushi Jaiswal
A bird symbolizes freedom. With this thought, Khushi Jaiswal (age 11) has painted the “Loner” in soft shades of white and blue.
SIZE : A5
Available Editions: 46
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Backwaters by Shahnawaz Shaikh
The artwork, done by Shahnawaz Shaikh (age 18), is a scene from Kerela’s famous backwaters. In the picture, once can see a boatman gently rowing his boat down the stream. The reflection of the shrubs and trees in the narrow canal creates a realistic impression of the actual landscape.
SIZE : A3
Available Editions: 47
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Scenic by Aditya Singh
This painting by Aditya Singh (age 10) is a reminiscence about the quiet life of his village. The pandemic has forced him and his family to isolate themselves in a tiny house whereas he would rather be in his village, which is surrounded by animals, trees and beautiful valleys. The painting shows Aditya’s longing to go to his native place and enjoy his summer vacations there.
SIZE : A3
Available Editions: 48
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Vallam Kali a.k.a Boat Race by Seeta and Geeta Jaiswal
Seeta and Geeta Jaiswal (age 15), the artists, studied the significance of the Vallam Kali or the festive Boat Race held in Kerela. In the painting, a group of oarsmen, dressed in their best clothes are seen energetically rowing a cannoe in their aim to win the race. The boats are decoarted by torans (or garlands), umbrellas and flags.
SIZE : A3
Available Editions: 48
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Mormugao Dock, Goa by Sumit Kotiya and Prachi Jaiswal
A serene sight, Sumit Kotiya and Prachi Jaiswal (age 12), the artists have captured the essence of the Mormugao Dock situated in Goa. Done with paper collage, the artwork is a beauty. It captures the calm ocean, the clear waters and the intricate ropes and masts of the boat. The small houses and the mass of rocks in the background provide a context to the anchored boats.
SIZE : A3
Available Editions: 48
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I’m Handsome by Sumit Kotiya
This handsome bird made by Sumit Kotiya (age 15) is proudly sitting on top of a branch, posing for passersby to admire its beautiful feathers!
SIZE : A3
Available Editions: 49
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Walk-a-thon by Seeta Jaiswal
The artwork, made by Seeta Jaiswal (age 14), is like poetry in a picture. One can almost hear the drumbeats reverberating in the background. And in the fore, a group of indigenous African women are walking, along with their children, adorning traditional jewellery and colourful apparels. Their legs seem to be moving in sync with the thuds of the drumbeats. The orangish-yellow sky reflects the warmth of the native people.
SIZE : 8×10″
Available Editions: 49
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Kingdom by Ramesh Ghayhal
This artwork by Ramesh Ghayhal (age 26) is a gem of a painting. The tree is a sanctuary for the animals of the forest. Notice how real the pair of peacocks look! However, this painting has more than meets the eye. A quick flip shows us the head of an elephant. What an ingenious idea!
SIZE : A4
Available Editions: 49
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Violin by Sunitha Gaddam
Like all other paintings in this collection, this painting by Sunitha Gaddam (age 21) is a pictorial representation of musical instruments. Sunitha heard the melodious tones of the violin for the first time during this project. She has used muted colours in her work so the sound of the violin would rise above all else. The black instrument is prominently positioned over other elements, giving it a place of dominance.
SIZE : A3
Available Editions: 49
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Cutie by Vaishnavi Yadav
This colorful bird by Vaishnavi Yadav (age 10) seems like a colorful ball of fluff!
SIZE : 14.5 x 27.4 cm
Available Editions: 48
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Three is Company by Amisha Varma
Amisha Varma (age 15) has used water colors to paint a group of cute birds resting on a tree. The eyes and beaks captivate the viewer.
SIZE : A4
Available Editions: 49
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Mahabalipuram by Pranit Bhosle and Shubham Mali
This artwork by Pranit Bhonsle and Shubham Mali (age 12) shows the beautiful scene of the Mahabalipuram beach. By painting a triangle temple at the banks of the river, they have dented the monotony of the horizon. The brown temple and the stones are punctured with moss that grows on their wet surface. By using the technique of paper collage, the children has made the artwork an interesting one.
SIZE : A3
Available Editions: 49
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Autumn Tree by Ganesh Achari
Ganesh Achari’s (age 14) love for lonely trees inspired him to create this lone autumn tree which bears dried-up orange leaves. The beautiful painting made in watercolors captures the essence of the autumn season when leaves shed to give way to new life.
SIZE : A3
Available Editions: 49
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Tree of Life by Ashish Gaikwad
Ashish Gaikwad (age 21), the artist, has carefully woven the tall tree branches and leaves to create a vision of the tree reaching for the skies. The birds and owls perched on the tree are its guardians. They protect the tree from adversaries and keep its soul intact.
SIZE : A4
Available Editions: 49
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Good Evening by Ashish Jaiswar
This landscape created by Ashish Jaiswar (age 13) shows a tranquil evening at the base of a mountain range. Using watercolors, the painting is multilayered, getting richer as it comes to the fore. The painting is like a dream – clear blue skies, snowcapped mountains and a field of blooming flowers.
SIZE : A4
Available Editions: 49
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Meet my Family by Ashish Giri
Stomping across the earth, elephants roam in tightly knit groups of old and young, not unlike a human family whose members protect and caring for each other and mourning the loss of their significant other. Ashish Giri (age 12) illustrates his favorite animal – the elephant – through this artwork. Here we can see three elephants which seem like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle – perfectly fitting into each other. The trees, leaves, flowers and grass make up the forest in which they live and are also a part of the animals who survive on nature’s bounty.
SIZE : A3
Available Editions: 49
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Hitch Hiker by Mohan Gaddam
The artwork, by Mohan Gaddam (age 19), is a soothing sight. It shows two Deers evidently distinct by the intricate detailing on their bodies. To add a unique element to this otherwise simple sketch, Mohan popped a bird on the back of the second Deer. This bird has a barren body which brings a balance to the painting and circumvents the possibility of a camouflage.
SIZE : A4
Available Editions: 49
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Blue Lotus by Balakrishanan Arundhudiyar
Balakrishanan Arundhudiyar (age 15) has used his favourite colour blue to bring the Lotuses to life. The closeness of the flowers and leaves creates an illusion that they are whispering to each other. The shades of yellow and green are used to bring light to the painting and create the perfect balance.
SIZE : A3
Available Editions: 49
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Antelop by Niyaz Shaikh
This painting by Niyaz Shaikh (age 14) is set in the African Savannas. The Antelopes, painted in the backdrop of the famous orange skies of Africa, are alert and watchful, least any beast interrupt their leisure time.
SIZE : 8×10″
Available Editions: 49
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Mirage by Huzef Momin
This beautiful painting by Huzef Momin (age 13) has been made using water colors. The painting depicts a field of neatly laid-out blooming orchids. The vast colorful field is a bewitching mirage.
SIZE : A3
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Dawn by Saraswati Kanojiya
Saraswati Kanojiya (age 15) throughly enjoyed making this alluring painting using water colors. She let the water colors mix with each other and saw magic right before her eyes. Named “Dawn,” the painting depicts the picturesque mountain range as the first rays of the rising sun touch the sky, mountains and the flowers that grow in the valley.
SIZE : A3
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Raptor by Neha Gupta
Neha Gupta (age 15) realizes that some species of birds and animals are going extinct rapidly. And thus, she has made an attempt to keep them alive through her painting. The “Raptor” is a bird of her imagination, and she hopes she can spread awareness about different species that have become extinct due to loss of food, habitat, hunting and other means.
SIZE : A3
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Fly Me Home by Neeraj Yadav
This artwork by Neeraj Yadav (age 15) has been made using a black pen. The oriental bird and the flowers are composed in a manner that makes the bird and the flowers one. By using a skilled technique of shading and strokes, Neeraj has managed to bring the oriental bird to life.
SIZE : A4
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Nation’s Pride – Peacock by Kaseem Shah
In the artwork made by Kaseem Shah (age 16), the royal peacock is standing in a pond and is surrounded by iris flowers and leaves. A gigantic flower is poised on the head of the peacock. The feathers of the peacock create a delicate flowing effect. Kaseem has mastered the use of lines which make the art appear to dance.
SIZE : A4
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Better Half n’ Me by Aaditya Wankhede
Inspired by the look-alike Matryoshka dolls, Aaditya Wankhede (age 12) has created this mesmerizing painting. The painting shows a penguin couple, in hues of blue and yellow that represent the endless sky and the setting rays of the sun. The foliage, which is the penguins’ natural habitat, is an integral part of their world necessary for their survival.
SIZE : A3
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Dumbo by Sunitha Gaddam
This painting is made by Sunitha Gaddam (age 16). After studying the Terracotta Elephant, she decided to place the Elephant in a boat, to travel down the stream. This has given the Elephant a unique setting. Sunitha has covered the back of the Elephant with multi-coloured frills and laces, making the Elephant glamorous and alluring.
SIZE :A4
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Champa by Mousumi Mondal
This painting is made by Mousumi Mondal (age 14). The Champa tree is a staple in every Indian backyard. It is often worn as jewellery and hair accessory. Its fragrance is subtle and sweet. With pure and modest shades of white across swash of green, the flowers are radiant and sunny. Mousumi has painstakingly stroked each petal to give the flowers a realistic look.
SIZE : A3
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Purple Shower by Hiteshree Bamaniya
In an impressive use of the royal purple, Hiteshree Bamaniya (age 17) has painted soul to a still life. The purple flowers, bunched together, create a grand spectacle like twinkling stars in the midnight sky. Hiteshree has brilliantly portrayed the use of water colours while painting the transparent blue vase.
SIZE : A3
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Day and Night by Avinash Pekade
The painting, done by Avinash Pekade (age 20) is a masterpiece. One look at the zoomed-in painting will leave any person wonderstruck! Avinash has turned the tails of the Rabbits into branches which are homes to different animals. No two animals are showcased in the same position nor do they have the same design on their backs. Such is the intricacy of the artwork and the creative imagination of the child!
SIZE : A4
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Harp by Muskaan Shaikh
Like all other paintings in this collection, this painting by Muskaan Shaikh (age 14) is a pictorial representation of musical instruments. Using coloured paper and glue, the child has created an artpiece that has been inspired by melody tunes of different musical instruments. The other elements in the artwork are a form of expression to convey the soft and mellow tones of the Harp.
SIZE : A3
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Parakeet by Zamil Sayyed
Zamil Sayyed (age 13) has portrayed a family of Parakeets in their natural habitat through this painting. Their happy chatter and colourful plumage inspired Zamil to create this beautiful artwork.
SIZE : A3
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Bouquet by Zeba Shaikh
Created by Zeba Shaikh (age 15), this painting is a beautiful sight -the fully bloomed white lotus, a few delicate buds and the brown dotted seeds. Set against a light backdrop, the folds of the leaves have been rendered beautiful shade of green.
SIZE : 8×10″
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Bamboo by Deepak Kawde
In this painting, Deepak Kawde (age 15) has shown great attention to detail while painting the gigantic blue leaves. The use of blue, purple and pink are in stark contrast to the white of the lilies. The grandeur of the bamboos, the fresh green leaves and the dark red background come together to create a magical rainforest scene.
SIZE : A3
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Aster by Yasmeen Shaikh
This painting by Yasmeen Shaikh (age 14) shows a bunch of flowers splashed across the canvas. The brightly hued flowers in shades of pink and yellow are painted using oil pastels and water colours. The fantastic balance of colours, the arrangement of the flowers and the detailing of the petals and leaves shows Yasmin’s determination to portray the flowers as in their true form.
SIZE : A3
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Airawat by Ashish Gaikwad
Ashish Gaikwad (age 15) has made an interesting depiction of the Terracotta elephant. By using colourful lines and shapes, Ashish has made the Elephant bright and colourful. Taking the “U” from the body of the Elephant, Ashish has used it as a backdrop to give the feeling of “flow”.
SIZE : A4
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The Road less Travelled by Mukesh Prajapati
The painting by Mukesh Prajapati (age 14) is inspired by Robert Frost’s poem “The Road Not Taken”. In the poem, Frost is trying to decide which path to travel on and he weighs the pros and cons. He finally decides to take the road “less travelled by”. This road seems to be depicted in the painting, showing its exquisite beauty, untouched by humans. Between a vast expanse of trees, shrubs and flowers a small path leads the traveller into the woods.
SIZE : A3
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Strum by Rubina Khan
Like all other paintings in this collection, this painting by Rubina Khan (age 19) is a pictorial representation of musical instruments. She made this artwork after listening to the music of a guitar. The use of flowers and sun adds a Spanish twist which inspires the viewers to dance. The proportionate size of elements and space gives the artwork an appealing look.
SIZE : A3
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Not without my baby by Rubina Khan
Rubina Khan (age 14) has created this mesmerizing depiction of the Terracotta Elephant. Mohan has used oil pastels to brightly colour the body of the beast. After painting the Elephant, he felt it to be incomplete. Thus, he used a black marker pen to sketch outlines of Elephants, giving an impression that several Elephants are standing in a line. The baby Elephant is with its herd and is well-protected from any predators.
SIZE : A4
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Merman by Manmohan Halwai
Like crystalline waves sifting through sand like a brush upon canvas, Manmohan Halwai (age 14), the artist, has depicted the sound of the flute. Inspired by the technique of Henri Matisse, paper cut out forms were used to bring together an image of the flute player. The balanced use of colours and the proportions of the elements bring out the artistic marvel of the painting.
SIZE : A3
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