Ma Durga - still working on it - pen and ink. Stippling needs lots of time and patience, I lack the latter!

girl in blue mood - poster colour

the apples of my eye :)

the man with the haunting eyes - another pencil painting

dreaming of a sunset filled beach

going bananas - just a practice sketch with poster colours

the fish that doesn't want to stay in its bowl - water colour

the old house with the stairs - a water colour

The laughing boy.. What is he laughing at.. How long will that laugh last.. Will it be as fleeting as his childhood?

What do those eyes see? Do they seek anything any more? Or is it just acceptance..?

Gulmohars.. my favourite trees.. done in poster colours

The younger girl looks quite a bit like I used to be at that age..

I love collecting clusters of flowers.

This is another favourite painting of mine.. Watercolour is an unforgiving medium and often I achieve results quite by accident. I like the way I've achieved the sun's reflection on the water.

I call this "Reclining Lady" - at least for the time being. I love finding natural pieces of nature that seem as if they've been sculpted.

I don't know what it is about this photograph (which I took on a Seattle street), but it fascinates me.

This is one of my favourite water colour paintings of my own. There is a mistake in the painting, which I can rectify, but prefer to let be. Surprisingly, nobody who has seen this painting has noticed it.. LOL

My beloved Brownie in his puppyhood days.

I won't call this a sketch, it's more like painting with my pencil. I loved doing her eyes, especially.