A project that I am participating in involves exchanging paintings of portraits. Read more in A Portrait Swap.
Here’s a crop of the beautiful painting of me that’ll be here soon.
And below is the one I’ll be mailing out in a weeks time. Finished it a short while back and now waiting for it to dry. It’s 12″ X 12″ oil on canvas.


















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Excellent idea! These paintings are wonderful!
I think its a great idea too. I learnt a lot by participating.
A solid painting. You showed a lot of care in how you handled the eyes and the shadows. This looks like a great project you participated in.
Bob, thank you very much for your help in making this happen. While I like it I can see I have way to go but I’ve moved forward from where I was and that makes me very happy.
Hi ujwala,
wow, Your paintings are very beautiful. They are lovely.
Love
mona
Hi Mona, thank you and congratulations on the exhibition. I hope if goes off very well.
You did a really nice job with your Ujwala. And I like the portrait done of you also.
Thank you Karen. I like the portrait that Lynn has made of/for me too
Great profile and good use of color…
I think it’s the longest that I’ve spent on a painting and this taught me that that wasnt such a bad thing
Oh my god . what fabulous portraits.. would love to see more
regds nandini
Ujwala,
just discovered this. Your self-portrait is great !
Hi Shyamal, thanks for stopping by. I agree. Wanted to clarify though that the portrait of me has been painted by my portrait swap partner Lynn Digby and the one below it is the one that I painted of her.
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