As its summer vacation for the last couple of months,I couldn't find enough time for my books and blog..But my kiddu enjoyed doing few paintings with me...:-) This is one of my latest sketches.It is a resketch from google..:-)
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| Copy right A Homemaker's Utopia |
Pluck this little flower and take it, delay not! I fear lest it droop and drop into the dust.
I may not find a place in thy garland, but honour it with a touch of pain from thy hand and pluck it.
I fear lest the day end before I am aware, and the time of offering go by.
Though its colour be not deep and its smell be faint, use this flower in thy service and pluck it while there is time.
--- Flower by Rabindranath Tagore
Great one for summer - love the colours! x
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Hanna for your lovely comment..:-)
ReplyDeleteLoved it...beautifully done!
ReplyDeleteHey bagundi..adigo malla mukku..hahah just kidding. btw, what colors are you using? Poster, water or oil paints? Kaani oka painting start chesi finish cheyali ante chalane time kavali kada.
ReplyDelete@ Ranjana,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot dear..:-)
@ Privy Trifles,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot yaar for your lovely comment..:-)
@ Found in Folsom,
ReplyDeleteHey thanks yaar..:-)ha..ha..
I use Acrylic colours..Yaa it may take 1 to 2 hours to complete one sketch..:-)Maa baabu,nenu kalisi kurchuni vesthaamu...Vaadu thana colours tho and nenu naa colours tho..:-))
Beautifully painted.
ReplyDelete...lovely:)
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely, serene pic :)
ReplyDelete@ Rajesh,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Rajesh..:-)
@ Amitaag,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Amit Jee..:-) I'm glad you liked it.:-)
@ Ash,
ReplyDeleteWelcome to my blog Ash..:-)Thanks a lot for your lovely comment..:-)
Its amazing one and superb dear... I am new to here and i am happy to follow your blog. I too do painting and crafts, and it will be a great help if i get comments from seniors like you.. please visit mine at http://riyakathir.blogspot.com if you like my creations follow me dear.. it will be freat appreciation for me..
ReplyDeleteHey Riya,
ReplyDeleteWelcome to my blog..Thanks a lot dear.:-)...I'm really glad to receive appreciation from a wonderful artist like you..:-)I have gone through your works and they are just amazing..:-)All the very best..:-)
Beautiful painting! Liked the theme in it.
ReplyDeleteHappy to come here and see your blog :)
Hi Abhinav,
ReplyDeleteWelcome to my blog..:-)Thanks a lot for the comment..Glad to meet you. Pls keep visiting..:-)
Hi Nandini
ReplyDeleteFirst visit here,introduced by Ranjana. Marvelous,bright and colorful paining accompanied by a beautiful poem by Tagore. Pl do visit my blog at your convenience.
Regards Ram
Award for you:
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Your painting is fresh and spontaneous.
ReplyDeleteI don't like Tagor's poem though. I believe flower are better on the plants, when they droop and drop they become food (manure) for the plants. Birds and animals are better in their natural environment, than in cages and zoos.
Plants and animals (except civilized human animals) are part of Natural Environment-Ecology-Energy the holy trinity of Mother Nature - SRISHTI - are our needed for our survival.
Wonderful creation.....
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Very beautiful sketch Nagini.
ReplyDeleteWords by Rabindranath Tagore are awesome.
@ Ramakrishnan,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for the visit and comment..Glad you liked my sketch..:-)
I visited your blog just now and have gone through few of your posts..I liked it very much.:-)Pls keep visiting..:-)
@ Remi,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for takig time and commenting..:-) Even I don't like flowers to be plucked,but its a Tagore's poem and is an ultimate thing..:-)I simply loved that poem ..:-)
@ Debopam,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Debopam..:-)
@ Mak,
ReplyDeleteThanks buddy for your lovely comment..:-) Glad you liked it..:-)
@ Ranjana,
ReplyDeleteWow..Thats great..:-).Thanks a ton Ranjana for considering me worthy..:-)
I'm speechless..You really made my day..:-)
Thanks for visiting my blog Nagini. Sorry I addressed you as Nandini in my earlier comment:)
ReplyDeleteNot just visiting Ramakrishnan Jee,but I'm fan of your blog now...:-)
ReplyDeleteThats ok..:-)Its a very common error with my uncommon name..:-)))
so beautiful!!
ReplyDelete@ Magiceye,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for the sweet comment Deepak..:-)
Lovely! :-)
ReplyDelete@ మధురవాణి గారు,
ReplyDeleteI'm very happy to see you in here..:-)Thanks a lot for your lovely comment..:-)
It's beautiful..
ReplyDeleteDear... Thanks a lot for your high words.. I am really flying..
ReplyDeleteI am giving a thanks to you.. and also by getting flattering by your paintings..
visit here for know whats that SURPRISE
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Awesome painting dear!....You are a good artist!
ReplyDeleteAwe...! So cute. You paint so good :)
ReplyDeleteNice one :))
ReplyDelete@ జ్యోతిర్మయి గారూ,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much andee..I'm very happy to have you here...:-)
@ Riya,
ReplyDeleteOMG !! Riya..Thanks a lot for the big surprise yaar..:-)This is my 3rd award in this week.You really made my day..:-) Thanks a lot dear..:-)
@ Valli,
ReplyDeleteHey thanks a lot dear for your lovely comments..:-)
@ Ghazala,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for dropping by..Hope to hear more frequently from you in this space..:-)
శేఖర్ గారూ,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much andee..Really glad to have you here..:-)
how beautiful--how utterly beautiful!! Tagore is such a sensitive poet--so feminine is his understanding of subtle emotions...thanks for sharing and making my morning sweet
ReplyDelete@ Bhavana,
ReplyDeleteHey thanks yaar..:-) Tagore is certainly master of appraising the feminine virtues..:-)
You know I was so moved by the Tagore poem that I forgot about the sketch. Forgive me. I have returned. The sketch is lovely and sweet and so apt for the poem. Nice blogpost--a complete sensory treat!
ReplyDeleteHeyyy its ok yaar.Thats quite natural.It happens with all Tagore's fans..:-)Thanks a lot for your lovely comment..:-)
ReplyDeleteThe colours are so beautiful:) A painting like this can convey more than words!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. The colours play a magic & gives a feel as if a scene from a fairy tale land. Nice blog :-) Happy to follow you.
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Oh, Tagore's lines aptly compliment your painting....I always love ur color-combination...so well painted!
ReplyDelete@ Sanjeev K Menon,
ReplyDeleteAgree with you..:-)Thanks a lot for your visit and comment.Pls keep visitng..:-)
@ Mira,
ReplyDeleteHi Mira,Welcome to my blog..
Yeah I love fairy tales.Naturally that appear in most of my paintings..:-)
You have a nice and sweet blog.Thanks a lot for your sweet comments..:-)....
@ Panchalibolchi,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Panchali Jee..:-) Glad to hear from you..This is really great compliment for me..:-)
AMAZING is the word .. the painting is so beautiful , followed by the words ..
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So beautiful. Love the innocence in the painting. :)
ReplyDelete@ BikramJit,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for dropping by..:-)I'm glad you liked it..:-)
@ Akshay,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Akshay for you lovely comment..:-)
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ReplyDeletewow wow wow wow....for each nd every colour used ..in ur post...
ReplyDeleteSketch is superb!
ReplyDelete@ Kannaji gaaru,
ReplyDeleteThanks for every wow..:-))) I'm flattered with your comment..:-)
@ Rachna,
ReplyDeleteWelcome to my blog Rachna..:-)Thanks a lot for dropping by..:-)
@ Priya Ranjan,
ReplyDeleteHi Priya,Thanks a lot for the great opportunity and considering me worthy of it..:-)..Pls let me know if I can help in any way ..:-)
Very nice nagini
ReplyDelete@ Pradip Biswas,
ReplyDeleteThanks you so much Pradip Jee for your valueble comment..:-)
@A Homemaker's Utopia
ReplyDeleteNagini, I too like Tagor's poems. I recite "Where the mind is free..." as a prayer. But I never take him as an ultimate or authority. In fact I take no one as authority, and though I am author, I don't claim any authority.
Cheers!
-Remi
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ReplyDeletenice sketch........
ReplyDelete@ Sharmila Rao,..:-)
ReplyDelete@ Muni,Thank you so much..:-)
beautiful !
ReplyDelete@ Rahul Aggarwal,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for dropping by..:-)