This was a quick sketch with minimal details depicting my older son enjoying the swing at our neighborhood park. It took him a little while to learn the proper body motion and physics behind swinging. He needed to be pushed until he was 8. His joy knew no bounds the day he figured out to propel himself.
Painted this on my younger son’s 6th birthday. During the pandemic, he developed a new hobby of collecting stamps.
This is a quick portrait study I made for the 7th birthday of my niece (Dristi), the most kind-hearted kid I know.
My 4-year old son (Sanu) painted this family picture after we got back from morning walk one day.
A few more paintings of my kids from different times.
Digital portrait painting of my niece (Avani) using Artrage on Galaxy Note 9. Painted this for her 9th birthday.
This is another portrait study of my nephew (Aditya), who lives in Nepal. It is ~9×15 inches in size using Mungyo oil pastels on 140 lb watercolor paper.
My 3-year old is a true banana lover.
Oil pastel portrait of my 3-year old son. I tried to portray his 3 favorite things in this painting: favorite color (blue), favorite fruit, and favorite toy (dump truck). This is on an 8.5×11 inches Canson watercolor paper (140 lb) using Mungyo oil pastels. For drawing the truck on his t-shirt, I used oil paints.