Some pictures even as the work is progressing – the subject is Anantasayanam as you’d easily gather, and the size is close to 60 sq. feet; at such sizes, detailing takes on a different meaning altogether.
An unusual and interesting subject, one that you’re not likely to see elsewhere – Lord Ganesha having his first meal of the day (praathal). And you can also see it on site – with Naveen and a well demolished meal before it! :o)
Naveen has completed the project at the Kunnathurmedu Krishnan Kovil in Kunnathurmedu, Palakkad. Added to the Gallery in the navigation, you can also jump from here… [nggallery id=11]
A great new creation:
Some great news for all you mural-painting lovers, particularly if you’re based in France, or happen to be traveling there between Aug-20 and Sep-19, 2013 – Naveen’s work is going to be exhibited at the Galerie De L’Excellence, 4 Rue Bourbon, 86270 La Roche Posay, during those dates! Please consider yourself personally invited!
After a rather long gap. Check out the new gallery: The making of a Mural – Vettakorumakan.
Murals in the Staircase Room The themes are several and various in this room, which measures 18-ft by 17-ft. The paintings include a family portrait of Siva, Vishnu in his Sankarshana form, Ardhanariswara, or Siva as half-female and half-male, the coronation of Rama, Kirata-Siva, Anantasayanam, few themes from the Devi Mahathmyam, paintings of the ten incarnations of Vishnu, and also an unfinished painting of Vishnu. The picture of the deity […]
The Making of a Mural series has been expanded to include the making of the traditional Anantasayanam and Ardhanariswara murals.