I discovered art at a very young age and my first experience with fine art was in my family. I mostly learnt how to draw by observing and referencing pictures with some guidance from my father. I took the first initiative at drawing by working off of a reference picture in the newspaper. I wasn't pleased with the drawing at first glance but what felt amazing was the process; I didn't think creating something could feel that good. I found myself more and more drawn to creating expressive portraits.


"My portraits are heavily inspired by expressionism. I have always found that emotions, expressions, body movement, and gestures are very powerful features that each individual displays uniquely. My work reflects people in their most natural states. I find there is so much beauty in simplicity of our day to day lives. So, my drawings revolve around expressions and simplicity."
"My art is a reflection of nature in one way or another"

I like to paint and draw botanical art like flowers, landscapes, and still life. I love being close to nature so whenever I have the opportunity to travel, I takes some time to connect with nature. I try to spend some time walking by the ocean, observing wildlife, and get some colorful snaps of flowers and wildlife. I then use these picture references and videos to draw and paint. That's how I get to recreate those memories where I felt connected to my true self.

I am fond of realism and love adding little details that bring out the best features in my portrait drawings and make it a finished composition. For my drawings, I primarily works with graphite and sometimes charcoal.
"I love challenges so I'm always trying new ways of making art." I've been spending some time creating acrylic paintings and oil paintings on canvas