We had been to Melbourne for a few days. The landscape+wildlife was unbelievable (quite contrary to my expectations) and we got to see most of the birds and animals in their natural habitats. We hope to start a travel blog with pics as we realise we have forgotten many of the sights and places we have seen:( Anyways, I monopolized the trip with sketching - mostly several gorgeous birds and ofcourse hundreds of kangaroos that kept hopping across on the roads during the day and (dangerously) at night. I got nipped (very painful:)) by nasty cockatoos whom I refused to give attention to in favour of the lovely rosellas and kookaburras.
Eucalyptus Patch @ the National Rhododendron Gardens @ Dandenongs and making the sketch below
Crimson Rosellas on the peeling bark of Eucalyptus trees
Rosellas and lorikeets
Sulphur Crested Cockatoos and Crimson rosellas
Sulphur crested cockatoos - up, close and personal (ouch!)
Rainbow lorikeets - Long Billed Corellas - Rainbow Lorikeets again
7 comments:
Thanks for dropping by to my blog and leave a comment at my giveaway post. Did you drew all these drawings. You are really really good.
Hi! Thanks for visiting and glad you like my works:)
hi sree ,
beautiful sketches in the artist sketch book!
is that u in the picture? a close up of the fine artist would have been good:-)
veda
splendid!
Hi,
I have been Rajesh's colleague for a few years now and have been following this blog ever since he mailed the link to me.
I love your paintings, sketches and the various mediums you use. Wish I could learn to draw / paint like you
Hello,
I follow your artistic blog and infact had been inspired to take up pencil art classes after one your posts - some years ago! I enjoy your sketches.I was curious to know what you thought about Oils that a mimic photpgraphs that are making the rounds as 'forwarded emails': here's the link: https://picasaweb.google.com/artistilayaraja/IndianGirlsWomens#5572793176671968098
Thanks,
Venaru
Kavs: Thank You!
Preethi:Have we met?:)Glad u liked my works and Thank You for visiting.
Venaru: I loved the traditional theme in the Indian women paintings. Also liked some of the works.
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