rudraneil-art

Hi, I am a multidisciplinary artist from Kolkata, India! My art ranges from surrealism to pop-art illustrations :)

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Washed Away // illustration Time flows, regardless. We witness the fading of every moment as we experience it. Wanted to share some detail crops and lines -- Painted on Clip Paint Studio -- Check out my IG for more: rudraneilart

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field research

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Geraldine Servais

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Jinx // illustration Drawn on Clip Paint Studio Pro Check out my Instagram for more

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Zephyr // Artwork Process Drawn on Clip Paint Studio Pro

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Zephyr // illustration A natural evolution from the simple idea of a paper flower and the cycle of seasons. 'Zephyr' is a gentle breeze of early summer or spring, evoking a sense of tranquility and calm. I chose a color palette somewhere between the fading chill of winter and the warmth of new beginnings. Drawn on Clip Studio Paint Pro

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जलहारी / Jalahari - Water Bearer // Art Process Paintings and posters of women carrying water pots through rural India are a familiar sight. In many villages, fetching water from wells, ponds, or rivers remains a daily chore for women. This is often seen as a symbol of resilience, tradition and cultural heritage, with women carrying multiple pots and/or balancing them on their heads.

While access to sustainable water resources has improved over the years, the reality is that many still lack clean, running water, particularly on the outskirts of urban areas. As a result, countless women and girls bear the burden—sacrificing education, enduring harsh weather, and facing systemic inequalities.

This imagery, though deeply woven into tradition, should eventually belong only to art, perhaps like this one, and preserved as a cultural memory rather than an accepted reality of modern life. Check out my instagram for more

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जलहारी / Jalahari - Water Bearer // illustration Paintings and posters of women carrying water pots through rural India are a familiar sight. In many villages, fetching water from wells, ponds, or rivers remains a daily chore for women. This is often seen as a symbol of resilience, tradition and cultural heritage, with women carrying multiple pots and/or balancing them on their heads.

While access to sustainable water resources has improved over the years, the reality is that many still lack clean, running water, particularly on the outskirts of urban areas. As a result, countless women and girls bear the burden—sacrificing education, enduring harsh weather, and facing systemic inequalities.

This imagery, though deeply woven into tradition, should eventually belong only to art, perhaps like this one, and preserved as a cultural memory rather than an accepted reality of modern life. Drawn on Clip Paint Studio Pro

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David Lynch: The Factory Photographs

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Washed Away // Art Process Check out my Instagram for more

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Goddess Saraswati illustration ✾ Check out my instagram for more

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Year of The Wood Snake 🐍 // illustration Check out my Instagram for more

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Washed Away // illustration Time flows, regardless. We witness the fading of every moment as we experience it. Wanted to share some detail crops and lines -- Painted on Clip Paint Studio -- Check out my IG for more: rudraneilart

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Washed Away // illustration Time flows, regardless. We witness the fading of every moment as we experience it. -- Painted on Clip Paint Studio -- Check out my IG for more: rudraneilart

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Abyss // Artwork Process The immeasurable depth of space or diving into a zone that seemingly has no end. Inspired by the Nietzsche quote "Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. And if you gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you." ✤ Made in Clip Paint Studio Check out my IG for more: rudraneilart

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Abyss // illustration The immeasurable depth of space or diving into a zone that seemingly has no end. Inspired by the Nietzsche quote "Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. And if you gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you." ✤ Made in Clip Paint Studio Check out my IG for more: rudraneilart

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Enliven ✨ // Art Process Check out my IG for more: instagram