My first science fiction book launch "The Last War and other stories" An extract

Anna hated her eyes. As she looked out of the window, while standing at the common hull of her space patrolling ship, she kept gazing at the monochrome vision of the stars and the nearby unknown dwarf planet with a deep sigh.

Will Anna be able to ever overcome her limitations? What you think as a curse can turn out to be your greatest blessing in a "Blink" of an eye.

Extract from my story "Blink", which is part of my first science fiction book "The Last War and other stories".

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Art work and Illustrations by myself.

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An extract from my first science fiction book "The Last War and Other Stories"

As soon as Hari sat on the throne, the Master kept his hands on the temples near the ears of Hari. Hari was instantly connected with the universe. The light shone even more brightly. He could feel the Master’s grace abundantly flowing into him. The channel was established... this time, for ever… The light from the symbol embraced Hari in its veil of rays. Hari could feel his breath being one with the universe.

Would Hari be the answer to the dying planet of Tethys Major?

Extract from my story "The Holy Temple of Eula" from my first science fiction book launch "The Last War and other stories".

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Sketch of Goddess Durga

Wishing all a happy #navratri . #sketch of #goddess #durga symbolising victory of #good over evil.

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Mahabharata war

The Mahabharata war painting of Lord Krishna and Arjuna.

What if... The object

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Sketch of a squirrel

A squirrel in the garden.
Sketch using pencil.

In search of a new place

One of my old sketches

Ink sketch - A crater Watch this space for more

A sketch I made of a crater found on planet Earth. One theory says life spread in this universe through the building blocks of life found in the craters. Are we really alone in this universe.

What if we are part of a bigger ecosystem of the universe.

Watch this space for more. 

Sketch of Lord Jesus Christ

Sharing my sketch of Lord Jesus Christ on good Friday

Painting - Hippopotamus

A sketch of a hippopotamus that I made. I rarely found any sketches or painting of this water animal, hence I made this sketch.

Painting - Lord Shiva

Painting of Lord Shiva, the hermit and God of Gods.

Medium - Oil Pastels

Painting - Lord Shiva

Lord Shiva , the hermit and God of Gods in a meditative pose.

Medium of sketch - Pencil

Sketch - Woman's face

A woman's portrait sketch.

Pencil sketch

Painting - Radha Krishna

Color Sketch I made of Lord Krishna and Radha using multiple colors!!

Sketch - kaurwaki character from the movie Ashoka

Sketch inspired from the movie Ashoka of the character princess Kaurwaki
Medium - pencil sketch.

Sketch - Emperor Ashoka

This is one of the sketches I made quite some time back.

Subject - Emperor Ashoka ( as in the movie) 

Spaceship - On water color

Painting: Spaceship - Fine Art

Medium - Water colors

Hello everyone, 

Heres a painting I made of a spaceship orbiting a planet, and exploring new horizons in space travel. I made this quite some time ago. I looked into the finer aspects and detailing of the ship. A bit of oil pastel shades used to get the shading effect of the planet in the background.

Lord Jagannath - Patta Chitra

Here is a painting of the famous deities Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra and Godess Subhadra of Puri temple in patta chitra style.

Pattachitra is a traditional painting of Odisha, India.These paintings are based on Hindu Mythology and specially inspired by Lord Jagannatha and Vaishnava sect. All colours used in the Paintings are natural and paintings are made in old traditional way. Pattachitra style of painting is one of the oldest and most popular art forms of Odisha. The name Pattachitra has evolved from the Sanskrit words patta, meaning canvas, and chitra, meaning picture. 

Medium used - Water color

Normally earth colors are used for Patta Chitra style of paintings. I used Wter colors to get loe to that effect.

Hope you all like it!!

Sambit