Dighalipukhuri , a painting in watercolour

Dighalipukhuri Watercolour

             A very tough subject for me. 

Watercolour painting: Dighalipukhuri watercolour

A color study
Dighalipukhuri, Guwahati, Assam,

Camel Artist Watercolor on Fabriano Studio Quarter sheet watercolor pad

Watercolour painting: Back to Chandrapur

Back to Chandrapur

Camel Artist Watercolour on Fabriano Studio 300 gsm COLD PRESSED paper
Quarter sheet

Acrylic painting: Plein air in Dighalipukhuri

Plein air in Dighalipukhuri
Camel Artist Acrylics and Pebeo Acrylics on Canson Montval 300 gsm rough
11X 14 inchs.

Pencil drawing: M L NIJORA (Jolpori's little sister)

M L NIJORA (Jolpori's little sister)
Inland water transport, Assam
Pencil on Fabriano A4 sheet

Acrylic painting: An Evening....near Jolpori

An Evening...near Jolpori.
Camel Artist Acrylics on Canson Montval 300 gsm rough paper.
11 X14 inches.

It was magical...the wave of orange washing over the landscape and suddenly the old forgotten boat brightens up. A begger makes home in this abandoned ferry. He is waiting for the rain and he thinks the old girl will once again come alive. I will wait for that day to come and once again enjoy the elegance and beauty as it strides across the river water with pride.

Watercolour painting: Lake Windermere

Windermere Nabb ferry
Wetcanvas reference photo
13.4 X 10.6 inches
Camel Artist Watercolor on Canson Montval 300 gsm cold pressed paper.


Lake Windermere in England is a fascinating subject. This watercolour is actually done as a participation in a Wetcanvas watercolour challenge. This is painted from a photo reference by a gentleman in Wetcanvas. I have taken permission to paint this watercolour from the photographer. I did learn a lot from this painting and it was a wonderful experience.