Art by Rajesh Verma

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Rajesh Verma
Playing with the splash of colours is Rajesh Verma's passion since childhood. He is ready to ignore food, drink, and the entire surrounding, to be engrossed with canvas, brushes, computer screen and so on. Any idea getting into his mind will immediately be applied on the available source immaterial it is day or night. Sleep cannot dare to be near him, when an idea lingering in his mind is yet to be decorated with the art form. 

For decades together, till he knew about the magic of computers, Rajesh purely depended on pigment and other tools to establish his creativity on canvas. After he got close to PC, it was just a fast gain of IT Wisdom, busy creation of digital artwork and upload of those on Instagram (225 of which could be seen and chosen to purchase right now). He sold and gifted many of his paintings to Pratibha patil, Ex-President of India, Gazal maestro Jagjit singh, and Tabla maestro Zakir Hussain, besides others. 

 When I went through an article (Link: https://www.thebetterindia.com/172800/child-genius-prodigy-kerala-floods-funds-shiv-nadar-school/), I didn't forget to WhatsApp him like this: 

 Nothing like it if you're able to be in touch with a journalist like Vidya Raja who wrote about the causes served through young Aarav's paintings.

A one-to-one discussion enables a scribe to note down everything you cannot put across through messages, by taking the writing burden on yourself.

You're the creator of great artworks, and how nice it is if such a scribe is in front you, listen and scribble in total about the inspiration and enthusiasm you had to create each one of those, and later publish it as an article!

Let there be God's grace for the same to happen.

 Rajesh verma's Contact #s: 8851098880, 9211668002.

 Here a few of his artworks:


 A thin curtain between (oil painting - Acrylics)

 Ganesha (digital)

 Towards light (oil painting)

 Water body (oil painting)

 Self Realization (oil painting)

 Design (digital)

 Design (digital)

 Design (digital)

 Design (digital)

 Rose (digital)

 Design (digital)
Location: Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

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