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I sometimes wonder, Why do I paint only wildlife and nature? I feel like something is pulling me towards the wilderness. My thoughts, views and heart is full of love for nature. I can't think something else…

Born in Vansda. Small town with surrounding beautiful evergreen forest of Western Ghats. May be this is the reason I still feel captivated towards Mother Nature. My parents have always supported me, to help make my dream come true and achieve all my desires to become a Wildlife Artist. I'm really blessed and grateful to them. I love you mom and dad xxx

Must say, I've never been serious to my academic career ever nor I liked study during my school and college days. Though with surprise I completed my graduation and even completed my software engineering…Phewf ;)

 
     
 
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I've started my heepry-hoopry drawing at age of 7-8, but at age of I think 10 my dad bought me a new Animal Book. I was so happy to have it. In that book there are so many lovely, colourful & lively illustrations of birds, animals, insects of the world. I've tried to draw one of them but I failed. It was looking very difficult for me to draw and I became sad...

Then I got busy in my study and again at age of 23 I started my drawing and after visiting Royal Chitvan NP in Nepal my ages old dream to draw wild creatures came alive and its become passion to be a Wildlife Artist, and today I draw and paint wildlife and nature; I'm loving it so much :).

 
     
 

I'm self-taught professional wildlife artist. My primary aim is to represent the wild creatures in its full glory. I believe love of Wildlife Art Painting is expression, feel and life. I'm working in realistic style using Oils, Acrylics and Graphite. I also love to experiment with new mediums, techniques and think beyond the perspective to step out the comfort zone and feel the fun of new achievements.

I regularly visit different wild places and countryside for my inspirations. Fieldwork teaches me how important is to keep patience and this turns my love for nature into passion and this teaches me importance of dedication towards nature, life and love…

Since birth, am fighting with CMT (A Painful Physical Condition). It's part of my life now but creates difficulties to live normal life and not allow me to work peacefully sometimes. Though, it has makes me positive to sustain in any adverse conditions and live happy life :)

My deep desire is to do some serious conservation activities and I'm working really hard to achieve it too. I'm positive that all my effort to create awareness through my wildlife art paintings will be true one day. Good News is after many years of hard work have enable me to work for Nature Conservation. I've started Green Tree Eco Conservation Fund. At the moment I've pledged to donate 10% of the sales proceeds to the Green Tree Eco Conservation Fund through sales proceeds of my Nature & Wildlife Art.

Please visit my Online Gallery and Fine Art Studio for my Wildlife Paintings and on the easel artworks…For more information please also visit Commission Work page.

Please take care and Have a Beautiful life :)
 
     
 
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