Wednesday, March 2, 2011
I received a mail from Nidhi Chanani introducing her work to me and I thought her illustrations were very charming.
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Today , I share with you works of two amazing artists whose styles are so diverse from each other but have touched my heart in very special ways.
Neend Meein
Kalyani Ganapathy is an artist/ illustrator, whose work has a profusion of vibrant colours, patterns and has a traditional Indian folk-art feel to it. 
ponnuku malli poo asai translated 'A little girl likes jasmine flowers'
thothe baag mein
pedh ke neeche
paani bharna
Kalyani has started a new venture called 'Kye' which means hand. Here you will find unique handmade products like cushion covers, bags, dinner plates and trays. Do check it out!
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Celia
Priya Sebastian is an awesome artist and illustrator who works mainly in charcoal and pastel.
Whenever I see her work I feel 'black' is the most beautiful colour. 
Congregation 
Self-Portrait
The most striking feature in most of her illustrations are the 'eyes' of her characters, they seem to express so many different emotions!
Yama
She uses colours also beautifully just to give that extra punch.* Sigh*
Cats
Woman
I am still under the spell of the amazing works by these two extremely talented artists. Hope you enjoyed their work as much as I did showcasing them.:-)
(images of Kalyani's work from Jellicle Cat and Priya's from The Plum Tree)
P.S. A special thanks to Masala Chai, who introduced me to Kalyani's work.
