The Art of Painting – Chitrasutra 

Chitrasutra, a section of the Vishnudharmottara Purana, is a gift to the world from the greatest brains of ancient times! 

We're excited to show you the original Chitrasutra artworks that our students from the Realm of Dragonflies batch conceptualised and created. 

Like any other art forms, Indian wisdom has sutras (grammars) to create profound & divine paintings. According to Chitrasutra, an artist must be able to see beyond an object in order to capture the essence of the soul in their work. 

"Being able to look beyond" may seem surrealistic to many. But we believe it is achievable. Because "beyond" is what we call creativity. And we teach you how to tap into the creative realm. 

To put it another way, art is not the recreation of an object on canvas. It's about giving life to a form, distinguishing between the energy of light and the depth of darkness, and, most significantly, the delight of making it. 

According to Chitrasutra, true art exposes the grace of creation to everyone who see it. 

Illustration Style:
Chitrasutra,
Indian Folk Art

Illustrated by:
Realm of Dragonflies
Students, July 2021 - 2022

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13 divine Chitrasutra illustrations collective 2021-22: #1 Goddess Matangi with veena and parrot on a lotus, digital painting, Atma Studios portfolio
Hindu Goddess RajaMatangi illustration in Chitrasutra art by Artpreneur program students
13 divine Chitrasutra illustrations collective 2021-22: #2 Goddess Kali standing on Lord Shiva
Hindu Goddess Kali illustration in Chitrasutra art by Artpreneur program students
13 divine Chitrasutra illustrations collective 2021-22: #3 Goddess dancing with a veena on a lotus
Hindu Goddess Annapurna illustration in Chitrasutra art by Artpreneur program students
13 divine Chitrasutra illustrations collective 2021-22: #4 Lord Ganesha dancing on a lotus
Hindu God Lord Ganesha illustration in Chitrasutra art by Artpreneur program students
13 divine Chitrasutra illustrations collective 2021-22: #5 Goddess Saraswati playing the veena
Hindu Goddess RajaMatangi illustration in Chitrasutra art by Artpreneur program students
13 divine Chitrasutra illustrations collective 2021-22: #6 Goddess Lakshmi seated on a pink lotus
Hindu Goddess Mookambika illustration in Chitrasutra art by Artpreneur program students
13 divine Chitrasutra illustrations collective 2021-22: #7 Goddess on a lotus rising from the sea
Hindu Goddess Varahi illustration in Chitrasutra art by Artpreneur program students
13 divine Chitrasutra illustrations collective 2021-22: #8 Goddess Saraswati with veena and swans
Hindu Goddess Saraswati illustration in Chitrasutra art by Artpreneur program students​​​​​​​
13 divine Chitrasutra illustrations collective 2021-22: #9 Lord Shiva seated with his trident
Hindu God Lord Shiva illustration in Chitrasutra art by Artpreneur program students
13 divine Chitrasutra illustrations collective 2021-22: #10 Green goddess with a parrot dancing on a rock
Hindu Goddess Meenakshi illustration in Chitrasutra art by Artpreneur program students
13 divine Chitrasutra illustrations collective 2021-22: #11 Blue goddess in a flowing dance pose
Hindu Goddess Mohini illustration in Chitrasutra art by Artpreneur program students​​​​​​​
13 divine Chitrasutra illustrations collective 2021-22: #12 Goddess Kali in a lightning storm
Hindu Goddess Kali illustration in Chitrasutra art by Artpreneur program students
13 divine Chitrasutra illustrations collective 2021-22: #13 Ardhanarishvara, half Shiva and half Parvati
Hindu God Ardhanarishvara illustration in Chitrasutra art by Artpreneur program students
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