Krishna series : The Sanat-kumars awaken Vishnu Print

Tushar uses Pencil, sketching, Charcoal, water, pastels, Acrylic, Oil painting, to express himself. He has been deeply inspired by Indian traditional folk art. He is constantly seeking out the vibrant and unexplainable colours in nature and numerous shades and textures of moods and expressions of people. Born in a traditional family where religion exemplifies love and respect for all humans, animals, and environmental energies, Tushar's favourite themes are mythological. Brought up with vivid stories about Gods and Goddesses, he has been painting on different themes over the years in his own style, giving in to his need for expression. Currently he is working on Lord Krishna's mythical and magical life from childhood till his death. THE STORY The four Sanat-kumars refer to the earliest variety of asexual creations who are asexual by nature, and are thus visualized as children. Jaya and Vijaya manifest as other villains such as Kartaviryarjuna who is slain by Vishnu in the form of Parashurama, and Kamsa and Jarasandha, and Naraka and Bana, whom Vishnu kills in the form of Krishna.