There are many types of art, each one is unique and best in itself. This Krishna portrait may seem like a sketch art but for me it is a pencil art. And yes, I find it a bit difficult as far as sketch art is concerned. Whom I can't even think of making away from becoming. But this Krishna art is an exception which became possible only because of a thought that the pencil art was borrowed from lord Krishna for a specific purpose for some time. Then I started making, I knew from the beginning that I do not know this art but my soul had confidence. And I just want to copy. When I was making this portrait, it was half the expected time to complete and it was probably not even 25%. And whatever was made, I felt that what was made of it seemed to have become something else. But It's just illusion. But gradually with time something like what I thought was happening. These feelings are as if we are ever going to some unknown place and if someone takes a sort cut and then suddenly gets lost and then suddenly a known or main road comes and then we get breathless. And it is also necessary to finish what you started and the experience of starting it was like Abhimanyu's in Mahabharata, Chakravyuh may not be broken but it was necessary to enter inside, then whatever the result may be, similarly for me too It was necessary to make and I only had hb, 8b pencils to make it. So after its completion, I was most shocked and surprised how I made it, although it could not be made as it was meant to be, it could only be made well. But there was the advantage of one thing here that some glitches or corrections can also go in reverse but color or other art, there is no chance of no ball ,out means out. So, along with dedication, patience is also necessary so that the percentage of error is minimized. Mostly we learn something by making or makes by learning, but sometimes I make something without learning and can not learn anything even by making it. And here I was, determined not to learn how to cheat with God. Although that thing is different that I have come to know this art a little, but it is like that a story of woodcutter and three axes as Krishna would have blessed it by being happy with my pure heart & soul and good intentions. And Mandala art or any other art which is a bit difficult. By making them, there are also benefits of qualities like focus, dedication, creativity, patience and positive energy, reduce stress etc. It is not easy to make a portrait of Krishna because it is not possible when we want to, rather then God Himself would like us to make it, no matter what you have or how much you get. And finally I am thankful and grateful to Lord Shri Krishna for this infinite grace.
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