Goddess Durga is the most powerful and the most merciful one who rides on a lion and blesses her devotees with the ultimate protection. I have always been a devotee of Maa Durga. While working on this artwork of her, I kept in mind that it needs to represent how divine she is. Her hair, jewellery, clothes, eyes and the lion all need to be as beautifully drawn as they really are. I did make few mistakes along the way, but in art you can turn every mistake of yours into something new and in zentangle art, a pattern can be of any type. I kept hoping that this turns out the way I wanted it to and was very happy by the outcome!

I hope you all like it.
​Material used- A1 size chart paper, 59.4 x 84.1 cm
Micron pens-: 005, 01, 03, 05 & 08
Time taken- 14 hours spread over 7 daysa

A love so pure, that needs no words to define. The love of Radha Krishna defines purity, kindness and respect. I was inspired to make this artwork when I saw a picture of them like this, together. With Lord Krishna holding his bansuri (flute) and Radha by his side. Looking so beautiful. Right at that moment I knew taking this picture as inspiration, I had to make this artwork. I am so happy that it turned out the way I wanted it to!
I hope you all like it too.

Time taken- 5 hours, spread over 2 days
Material used- A3 sheet, 29.7 x 42 cm
Micron pens-: 005, 01, 03, 05 & 08

Lord Hanuman is known for his extraordinary daring feats, strength and loyalty. While browsing through artwork on pinterest, I found an acrylic painting of Lord Hanuman, looking so beautiful. I then thought that I have never made an artwork of him, let’s give it a try! In the end, I was super happy and satisfied with the outcome. It turned out exactly the way I wanted it to. Representing Lord Hanuman’s strength along with his loyalty. This turned out to be one of my favourite artworks. I hope you all like it!

Material used- A3 sheet, 29.7 x 42 cm
Micron pens-: 005, 01, 03, 05 & 08,
Time taken: 12 hours spread over 5 days

“Lord Ganesh’s head was acquired from an elephant and personifies wisdom and intelligence.” I have always loved making Lord Ganesha’s artworks, and this is definitely my favourite one. While making this artwork, I was very inspired to make it. I always believe Lord Vinayaka will take away all of our problems and fill our life with happiness. I really love how this artwork turned out to be. I hope you all like it too!

Time taken- 10 hours spread over 6 days
Material used- A3 sheet, 29.7 x 42 cm
Micron pens-: 005, 01, 03, 05 & 08

This art represents the divine beauty of the most powerful goddess, Durga. A protector of all that is good and harmonious in the world. I came across a picture of Durga Maa with flowers on pinterest. Looking as beautiful and divine as she is, I knew I wanted to make this artwork next. I am glad that I added the pink touch to it. It enhances its beauty more! Adding a colour touch to a black and white drawing may not always turn the way you wanted it to, but when it does it is such a happy thing! I am very glad I made this artwork and that it turned out to be exactly how I wanted it to.

I hope you all like it too.

Time taken- 5 hours spread over 2 days
Material used- A3 sheet, 29.7 x 42 cm
Micron pens-: 005, 01, 03, 05 & 08
Oil pastels- Rose pink, light pink and black.

Lord Ganesha, the remover of all obstacles. This is my second zentangle art. I made this one for my school art class. Our art teacher told us to make a zentangle art with using sketchpens. I immediately knew I wanted to make Lord Ganesha. After making Lord Ganesha, I had to add some sort of colour to it. I thought of adding these flowers and turned out to be amazing! I hope you all like it too.

Time taken- 5.5 hours spread over 2 days
Material used- A3 sheet, 29.7 x 42 cm
Micron pens-: 005, 01, 03, 05 & 08
Camlin brush pens; red, pink, black, dark and light green.

The way Radha Krishna look at each other, is a symbol of their love and respect towards each other. I always knew I had to make an artwork of Radha Krishna, I made this one when I got my new set of pens one day. Thinking of what to make, this artwork’s idea came to me. I loved working on it! Once it was done, I added a peacock feather to Lord Krishna’s crown to make it look more beautiful and I am glad I did so. This artwork is a symbol of the divine love of Radha and Krishna.

Time taken- 4 hours spread over 2 days
Material used- A3 sheet, 29.7 x 42 cm
Micron pens-: 005, 01, 03, 05 & 08
Camlin brush pen; red

Krishna is pictured in Hindu symbology with a crown of peacock’s feathers, playing the flute. Krishna is the ideal of divine love, the god of love. Lord Krishna, playing his bansuri (flute). I made this artwork a month after making my last one. Waiting for inspiration, I came across an image of Krishna playing his flute and looking as beautiful as ever. This was supposed to be a pencil sketch, but I decided to add patterns and details to it too. I love it and I am glad I decided to make it.

Material used- A2 sheet, 42.0 x 59.4cm
micron pens- 005, 01, 03, 05 & 08
h&b sketching tools.
Time taken- 6 hours spread over a day

Peacock, our national bird is symbolic of re-growth and rejuvenation, royalty, respect, honour, and integrity. This is my first ever zentangle art. I knew I wanted to make a peacock as soon as my teacher told us to make our imagination of nature beauty. Peacocks are one of the most beautiful birds in the world. I have always found them fascinating. Their beautiful feathers and tall necks are super beautiful and they are such a site to watch. I am glad I decided to make a peacock, hope you all like it.

Time taken- 5 hours spread over 2 days
Material used- A3 sheet, 29.7 x 42 cm
Micron pens-: 005, 01, 03, 05 & 08

And of course I had to make an artwork of our little, natkhat Kanha! I made this on janmashtami in 2020. Little Kanha with his flute and peacock feather looking as beautiful as ever.
I hope you all like it.

Time taken- 5 hours spread over 2 days
Material used- A4 sheet, 21 x 29.7 cm
Micron pens-: 005, 01, 03, 05 & 08

Time taken- 5 hours spread over 2 days
Material used- A4 sheet, 21 x 29.7 cm
Micron pens-: 005, 01, 03, 05 & 08

I decided to make this painting when we were all under quarantine. The sound of the waterfall, the birds singing and chirping, and the wind blowing. This is so peaceful to imagine.

Material used-

A3 size canvas; 29.7 x 42 cm,
Monte Marte acrylic colour paints
Camlin flat and round brushes.
Time taken- 2-3 hours.

Digital artwork of one of my favourite Bollywood actors.

Made using Adobe Sketch with an 6th Generation Ipad and a 1st Generation Apple Pencil.