The Gallery by Grace Prakashan
About the book
It is said sometimes that female figure is the most beautiful thing God created. Naturally it is a fascinating subject for all painters. John Fernandes with his extraordinary talent paints figures with ease and confidence. Now-a-days in the art field when a cyclonic storm of 'creativity' and 'freedom of expression' is going on, John stands like a rock, proclaiming that 'Drawing' in itself is an art and drawing and painting a figure is one of the most challenging subject for an artist. John is a draftsman of tremendous ability. His confidence and the power of execution make one feel that God stuck a brush in his hand instead of a sword. He draws and paints so naturally that it looks as if he is just enjoying it - especially when he paints a female figure, bringing all the grace and delicacy of the model. Surely he is an artist who can be called a phenomenon.
The World of My Illustrations By Ravi Paranjapa
Think 3D – Introduction to Structure Drawing by Rahul Deshpande
About the book
Structure drawing is a unique drawing method where your observation gets foundation of solid geometric forms, resulting in a 3D effect on a 2D surface.
The concept of 3D thinking will help you to transform your ideas and observation in your own visual language.
This book is useful for entrance exams of art school and design institute.
The book shall also be helpful to animators, amatuer artists, professional artists as also for drawing grade exam.
Think 3D Part II – Advanced Structure Drawing by Rahul Deshpande
About the book
Structure drawing is a unique drawing method. In this advanced book, five concepts are introduced. Contour drawing, cross contour, planes, light and shade, texture are the concepts which help to transform your drawings with solid 3D effect.
The first book THINK 3D offers you the basics of this unique drawing method, and this book will enhance your observation skill as well as rendering skill in a systematic way.
The concept of 3D thinking will help you to transform your ideas and observation in your own visual language.
Varanasi – An artist’s impression by Milind Mulick
About the book
Varanasi... The city of temples. The most ancient and most sacred city in India. The Ganga which washes away all one’s sins is an inseparable part of the culture of Varanasi. The city had been beckoning me for a long time. I longed to paint the temples and the ghats of the Ganga. The first impression of the maze of crisscrossing narrow lanes and the closely-knit houses was somewhat claustrophobic but mysterious, which roused my curiosity. But when I opened the window of my hotel room, the Ganga stretched to infinity in front of my eyes....
Watercolour by Milind Mulick
About the book
Flow & Confidence, so essential for working with watercolours can be easily attained from -
‘Watercolour’ by Milind Mulick.
Through – 1. Introduction, 2. Practice, 3. Sketching, 4. Composition, 5. Colours, 6. The Painting Process, 7. Gallery
Chapters of his book on Watercolours. Detailed hints right from primary techniques to the finer aspects of art have been provided with ample demonstrations.
The paintings from his Gallery speak volumes, with an in-depth analysis alongside.
This book by Milind Mulick has been in great demand since the first edition. It is unique in introducing the student and enthusiast to the world of watercolour in a step-by-step manner. Mulick’s mastery over the medium is evident. Although he has been influenced by the British tradition of watercolour painting, Mulick’s style has evolved over the years; and has acquired a unique Indian flavour. The vibrancy of colours and an ability to capture the essence of the subject are the hallmark of his paintings.
Watercolour Landscapes Step by Step By Milind Mulick
Watercolour Paintings with Photo References by Milind Mulick
About the book
In this book renowned artist Milind Mulick explores and demonstrates watercolour painting using photographs.
 Nowadays due to technological invasion... most artists are 'practically' using photographs as reference material. When a photograph is used as a reference point, it is important to pay attention to draw inspiration from it, not replicate it. This involves developing a preliminary thumbnail sketch to determine the composition and making artistic decisions to recreate 'that' moment.