Friday, January 7, 2011

The Outing



The Maharani is being carried in her intricate Palki. Of course this is because she didn't want to soil her sari! The tones of emerald are inspired by Jaipur's beautiful architecture. This painting is 30" x 30", & is available. Please inquire by e-mail if you are interested (shirinsahba @ gmail.com).

A friend told me that a movie called The Fall, reminded him of my paintings, so of course I had to see it, & it was stunning. This particular Jaipur doorway used in the film reminds me of this painting:

Sunday, December 5, 2010

The Girl who Tamed the Zebra



Inspired by a real girl who would be quite capable of taming a zebra! On an unrelated note, I have adored this image of a Samburu woman with a zebra for a long time now. They are a wild species, but perhaps there are some exceptions?
This painting is sold. Image via here

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Extraordinary Gentlemen

Some posts about my work this week: Take a look at this beautiful blog : An Indian Summer ..& this lovely one here: Designwali.
Image via here.

Sunday, November 14, 2010

The Maharani's Expedition


The Maharani appears yet again, & she's making a run for it! Always seeking new horizons to explore as she gallivants through flowers of India pinks, reds & corals...

This painting is 30" x 30" & is available just sold. I ship worldwide. Please don't hesitate to inquire...

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

The Cavalier Swimmer - a sketch

In the depths of my Moleskine sketch book, there lies some bizarre adventures...Her silk sari is certainly ruined after this swim.

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Rajasthani Blues


In the state of Rajasthan there is a city by the name of Jodhpur, where parts of the city are painted blue. I find the rich shades of indigos & azure they paint their walls with utterly enchanting. One can almost get lost in them...This painting is 30" x 40" in size.

Saturday, October 9, 2010

Look up!

The Maharani is making her escape, again! What do you think of my new header?
This little maharani (& her elephant) might just make another appearance in a future painting...