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What medium are you using for these paintings? Are these hand made?
This is a digital medium, and yes these are handmade, and painted just like on canvas or paper.
There’s a great article about digital paintings on wikipedia. Essentially, traditional painting techniques are applied on the computer, using softwares that mimic paintbrushes and papers.
Wikipedia – Digital Painting
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hello mate,
i saw all ur paintings,they are fabulous …….
i think u gave sikh art a modern touch u got a real good talent mate,
as from my childhood i saw paintings by diffrent good artists,but they mostly based on same themes,..
i tell u now mate ur paintings are turning point…..i wonna buy most of them…,,
are u going to pain Maharaja Ranjit Singh….?
Thanks Jaggi, I am planning on doing one actually. It just won’t be any time soon.
I plan to work on Guru Amardas ji, Hari Singh Nalwa and Banda Singh Bahadur next; people have been urging me to finish those off already.
Amrit Pal asked if I will work on Sahibzada Jujhar Singh on the feedback page. I had started already. In fact, it is a really old sketch, and not upto my standards anymore so I will have to update it before, it shows up on my website. It is available only on my blog right now.
Parminder suggested that I should upload more paintings of Baba Deep Singh ji and Ranjit Singh ji. Um… like other from other artists because I have painted Baba Deep Singh ji already? Here’s a youtube video featuring all of Baba Deep Singh ji’s paintings by various artists. There is one by Kirpal Singh (before battle, drawing a line with the khanda), one by Bodhraj (before battle, khanda lifted up), one by Sobha Singh (sitting posture) and one by yours truly (during battle). There are other paintings of Baba ji by artists unknown to me. There is a photograph of 3D statue representation of Kirpal Singh’s painting by another artist I do not know about. Pretty much all the paintings ever done on Baba Deep Singh ji are there.
Here:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDblcjRYm8A
I don’t have a video like that displaying Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s paintings.
Hi Bhagat,
Hope your well.
Is it possible to buy the Hari Singh Nalwa sketch? Its a really good composition.
Any plans to do a painting of the Sri Guru Hargobind, tiger story?
Your paintings are brilliant
Thanks
Hi Purdip,
Hari Singh Nalwa’s painting will be available for purchase when it is finished. I don’t have any plans to sell the sketch. I do have plans to paint Guru Hargobind Sahib, whether its in battle or hunt, not sure yet. Whatever turns out to be better.
Bhagat paji
Can u paint portrait of Baba Deep Singh ji with shield & sword?
I have already painted him once, I would rather work on new paintings.
hello, wonderful work, was wondering how u go about making these images. what reference do u use, and how much. how much is from ur own memory. if u cud given any advice on making and planning these sorts of images, that wud be very helpful.im a bit of a floundering artist, and love this type of work. so thanks for any advice
1. A good artist uses references and uses them well.
I use Mughal/ Sikh army references, armour refereces, horse references, human references, clouds references… you name it and I use it!
2. Block out the chunks in your image and then refine all the elements (composition, rhythm ,etc). Don’t focus on itty bitty details, rather work the whole image!
thanks for the advice