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Somewhere between the first brushstroke and the final layer, we completely lost the plot.
Maybe that’s where the art begins.
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#art #artistsofinstagram #artcanvas #arttherapy #thoughts by @the_artsmanship_

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When ten crore warriors stood on one side, and one unarmed friend stood on the other, Arjuna chose the heart over the army.

Red marks Krishna here, the tilak on his brow and the cloth across his shoulder, the colour of divinity choosing to walk unarmed into a war that was never his to fight. The rest of the scene stays in black pen, letting red carry the one truth that mattered in that room: devotion outweighs might. Arjuna’s bow rests behind him, untouched, because in this moment his weapon was surrender, not the arrow.

In Dwaraka, Duryodhana and Arjuna arrived the same day to seek Krishna’s help for the war to come. Duryodhana entered first and took his seat by Krishna’s pillow, certain that arriving early had already won him the advantage. Arjuna entered after him and stood quietly at Krishna’s feet, palms folded, saying nothing. When Krishna woke, his eyes fell on Arjuna first, not because he came first, but because devotion does not need to announce itself to be seen.

Krishna offered them a choice: his ten crore Narayani Sena, warriors equal to himself in strength, or himself alone, unarmed, refusing to lift a weapon in the war. Since Arjuna was the younger, dharma gave him the first choice. He chose Krishna. Duryodhana, certain he had won the better bargain, took the army and rode away pleased with himself, never once understanding what he had actually lost.

Trying something new, sharing this as a trial reel for a fresh audience ❤️👀

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#mahabharat #artistsofinstagram #artwork #indianmythology #art by @the_artsmanship_

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When the crown fell, dharma walked out of the kingdom with them.

Red marks the fallen crown the power, pride, and royal life the Pandavas were forced to leave behind. The rest of the artwork is drawn entirely in black pen, allowing the red to hold the weight of their loss and become the heart of the scene.

After losing their kingdom, wealth, brothers, and freedom in the game of dice, the Pandavas were ordered to leave for twelve years of vanvas, followed by one year in hiding. Once rulers of Indraprastha, they now walked away from everything they had built, while the same court that witnessed their downfall remained silent. The crown lying abandoned on the ground represents more than a lost throne. It marks the fall of their honour, identity, and place within the kingdom. In the distance, the Pandavas and Draupadi walk toward the forest together carrying Yudhishthira’s guilt, Bhima’s anger, Arjuna’s silence, and Draupadi’s sorrow. They left Hastinapura without a kingdom, but not without purpose. What appeared to be the end of their royal life became the beginning of a journey that would ultimately lead them to Kurukshetra.

If this concept speaks to you, a follow and repost would mean a lot. Also trying to reach 5k before Ganesh Chaturthi so Instagram do your thing….

#art #mahabharat #trend #artistsoninstagram #artisticexpressions by @the_artsmanship_

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When the world tried to strip her of honour, faith wrapped her in the infinite.

Red captures Draupadi’s pain, humiliation, and unwavering faith, while also becoming the divine cloth that protects her honour. The rest of the artwork is drawn entirely in black pen, allowing the red to carry the emotion and become the heart of the scene.

In the royal court of Hastinapura, after Yudhishthira had lost his kingdom, his brothers, himself, and finally Draupadi in the game of dice, she was dragged into the assembly and treated as a possession. Standing before the elders, Draupadi questioned how a man who had already lost himself could still have the right to wager his wife. Yet the court remained silent, and neither wisdom nor dharma rose to defend her.

When Dushasana attempted to strip away her dignity, Draupadi released her hold on the cloth and raised her hands in complete surrender, calling upon Krishna. Her prayer was answered through an endless stream of fabric that could not be pulled away. What was intended to become her humiliation became a moment of divine intervention. In a court where every voice had failed her, faith protected her maryada—and the red cloth became the symbol of a dignity that adharma could never take.

Trying something new sharing this as a trial reel for a fresh audience ❤️👀

If this concept speaks to you, a follow + repost means a lot

#mahabharat #artistsofinstagram #artwork #indianmythology #art by @the_artsmanship_

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Before Kurukshetra, There Was a Game.

Red describes the pain, blood, suffering and highlighting the main part of the scene while the whole artwork is made with just black pen.

In the royal court of Hastinapura, Duryodhana, driven by jealousy over the prosperity of Indraprastha, invited Yudhishthira to a game of dice. Bound by the duty of a Kshatriya and unable to refuse the summons of the Kuru elders, Yudhishthira accepted, despite knowing that gambling leads to ruin. Across the board sat Shakuni, whose mastery and deceit with the dice ensured that every throw favored the Kauravas.

What began as a game soon became the downfall of the Pandavas. One by one, Yudhishthira lost his wealth, his jewels, his kingdom, his armies, and every possession he owned. Still unable to stop, he continued wagering until he had lost each of his brothers—and finally, himself. In that silent court, while the elders watched and Duryodhana celebrated, a kingdom was lost not on the battlefield, but with the roll of a pair of dice. It was this moment that set the course toward the great war of Kurukshetra.

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#mahabharat #artwork #mythology #artistsoninstagram #artlovers by @the_artsmanship_

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Painting, dance, music, design, architecture, literature, sculpture, ceramics, calligraphy… Art isn’t one strand of culture. It’s the root system everything else grows from💌

#artist #artwork #loveforart #dance #classicalmusic by @the_artsmanship_

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i whole heartedly believe that you can literally make your delusional dreams come true <3
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#artaroundtheworld #artistic #delusional #dreams #optimist by @the_artsmanship_

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the question we never say out loud 💌

#artistsofinstagram #supportart #artworks #fypシ゚ #feedyoursoull by @the_artsmanship_

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This is for the version of me that’s still figuring it out❤️‍🔥

#art #artreels #artistsofinstagram #cinematicart #journey by @the_artsmanship_

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A tower imagined as structure, skin, and motion.

This design explores a vertical form where the podium folds into the skyline, the facade becomes rhythm, and the tower rises as a layered architectural shell. The goal was to create a building that feels both monumental and fluid, balancing sharp geometry with a soft, sculptural presence.

Designed using Rhino + ComfyUI connectors to translate the architectural model into a cinematic render.

#architecturerender #architecturevisualization #futuristic #parametricarchitecture #comfyui by @the_artsmanship_

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