Showing posts with label artist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label artist. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 8, 2018

Enchanted Forest hand-painted teapots to add a dash of sunshine to your home

We've got some awesome new designs to share!!!
It's be crazy at the studio, with so many things happening at once, I've barely had the time to breathe let alone share all our new work. Well better late than never.

Introducing our new 'Enchanted forest' range of hand-painted teapots!! If you like my artwork and would like to place an order do drop me a line at pyjamapartydesigns@gmail.com

Flamingo spotting



Flamingo spotting

Blue Eden
Blue Eden

Blue Eden




Mellow Yellow





Mellow Yellow



Mellow Yellow



Pink Blossom
Pink Blossom

Pink Blossom






Sunday, September 24, 2017

Frozen moments my star-filled sky



Underneath the moonlight we breathe in the cold night air, on a cloudless night where stars, like shamelessly flirts wink at us. A barn owl gives us a hoot and flies by, puzzled at the new night intruders sitting on top of the world, with the crisp sea breeze whispering secrets of sailors at sea.

Amidst the incessant chitter chatter of nocturnal birds and animals, we knew at this very moment in time we were making a beautiful memory- as we lay splayed out on a terrace top, making wishes on the deceptive twinkling lights of aeroplanes in the sky for the lack of shooting stars. In these delightfully refreshing moments it felt like the hands of time slowed down to standstill, moments frozen for eternity, for us to rummage through over the years.

Like the moonbeams bouncing of a shimmering, slaty sea our conversation bounced effortlessly from the utterly nonsensical to more heartfelt deeper sorts. Over the years I've realised how these moments come along less often than they used to and there's an urgency of sorts to create the space and time to allow for the unravelling of these moments in time that leave a lifetimes imprint.












Thursday, August 31, 2017

Happy sippin!!

"I took a walk into the woods and came out taller than the trees"
- Henry David Thoreau

Inspired by the mesmerising, reclusive animals and birds that live in the nooks and crannies amidst the dense thicket.  Our woodland creatures, hand-painted sipper family is growing fast!! Meet the new adorable members, Dusty the honey loving grizzly, Mimi the colourful  gobbling turkey, Bandit the rascal racoon and Luna the coy deer.

Drop us a line if you'd like to give these quirky babies a new home. Happy sippin!



BANDIT THE RACOON

MIMI THE TURKEY

LUNA THE DEER

DUSTY THE BEAR





Tuesday, August 22, 2017

When the weather Gods complied

"Sometimes you find yourself in the middle of nowhere and sometimes in the middle of nowhere you find yourself."

Mumbai weather has been awesome off late, we thought we'd milk it for all it's worth and took our spanking new range of customised lids for an outdoor shoot. Here are some of the pics from one of the most fun, crazy and impromptu shoots we've done.























Wednesday, August 16, 2017

Dusk shadows



I visited an old haunt the other day, tucked away in this concrete jungle there are serene escapes for those who look hard enough. My little sanctuary- it's a lush paradise where the sound of crickets drowns out the drone of city life, where colourful frogs croaking in glee, as grey herons bicker over nest space and if you're lucky you can catch a glimpse of striped wild piglets go about their business with wanton abandon.

It's a place I would go to daily for an evening run- run fast, run hard, run till it feels like every muscle in your legs are on fire, your lungs feel like they are about to explode and the wind hits your face till your eyes tear up. It's a delightful cocktail of physical exhaustion and  feeling alive. It's also a place where you can either rummage through the clutter of thoughts in your head and hope to file them neatly or it's a place where you can choose to just don't need think - not a thought in your head or a worry on your mind.

What I also love about my green heaven are the old abandoned buildings, mere skeletons of what they once used to be and etched on their walls are the small telltale signs of the people who once called this place their home. Instead of window grills today all you can find are beautifully woven tapestries of creepers as nature reclaims what was once hers. Enormous trees, who I'm sure have a story to tell as their roots spread deep and far, untouched and left alone for decades. There's an indescribable beauty about this spot in the middle of a bustling city like Mumbai, it's pure and so rare.

Every time I visit this place, I have this urge to bottle up the smells, the sights and my emotions into a jar full of memories, just incase I might never get to experience them again. It's always bitter- sweet to walk away from a place I was once so familiar with.

My heaven- I promise we'll meet again and if I can help it, it will be much more often.


Friday, July 28, 2017

Dance beneath the stars as you drink in the night!


" Dance beneath the stars as you drink in the night,
Let the thunder overtake you as lightening fills the sky,
Feel the force of nature penetrate your skin,
Spin with the world as the magic sinks in"
                              -Christy Ann Martine

With a whole bunch of new projects to work on and a spate of changes, the last couple of months have been exhausting and exhilarating all at once. But we are the wild ones, who love a challenge and pushing ourselves out of our comfortable cocoons, here's one of my latest helmet designs. 

This spanking new helmet design is a customised piece I've been working on for a while now for someone who is the epitome of a free-spirit and wild soul, she's one of the nicest people I know and it's my honour to be a part of something she holds so close to her heart. For Zena my warrior princess friend, true biker at heart and a beautiful soul!!

Final helmet design coming soon!!
Drop me a mail if you'd like to know more about our helmet range.

Sunday, July 2, 2017

The timekeepers rainbow web



Ostrich feather-duster in hand, she delicately dusted the cobwebs in her mind.
Rainbows caught in webs woven over the years.
Some taut some giving way to to the erosion of time,
Each colour reflecting a shade of the past.
Memories delicately woven,
Some so fragile a whisper in the wind could destroy,
Waiting for a gust of wind or thunder storm to blow them into oblivion.


Friday, May 26, 2017

Skid marks and paint splatters

Rev up your engines and brace yourself, because we are about to take you on a trippy ride!

Two distinctly different worlds are on a collision course to create a brand new range of products, Pyjama Party Studio is thrilled to collaborate with the awesomely talented crew at Garage 52 to work together to conceptualise and design a whole bunch of quirky, offbeat products for bikers.


Like tattered tapestries, woven from the same thread, the biker grit and grime finds common ground in our paint splatters and creative chaos. The common thread that ties this collaboration together is the underlying spirit of adventure, testing unchartered territories and the pushing of boundaries. Here's a sneak peek into some of the work we've done so far, there's a whole lot more in store! You can check out our respective work at Garage 52 and Pyjama Party Studio


Watch this space for more updates! DM is if you'd like a customised helmet or would like to know more about what we are upto!


A snippet about Garage 52



Garage 52 - The Motorcycle Collective

A creative hub for the motorcycling culture in India, Garage 52 is not just a workshop. It's a space that caters to every motorcyclist’s needs. From building one-off custom motorcycles and restoring vintage machines to DIY motorcycle mechanic courses and ride planning and motorcycle theater; we are recognized nation-wide as thought leaders and trendsetters in the cultural motorcycle space.















 What's in store


Wednesday, May 24, 2017

When truant clouds wreak havoc


The sun is beating down hard on a city that is sweltering and seeming more listless with each passing day.  Beads of sweat organise themselves into a millions of rivulets that run down my spine unabashed, they leave a city feeling stifled as each droplet on a million faces catch the last rays of sunshine as night falls. All I can do is helplessly gaze at a sunset sea, as the last rays fall unceremoniously into a seemingly calm sea, only to send it into a shudder of glittering shivers. I begin to curse myself for ever complaining about the monsoons, the floods, the clattering of windowpanes as the rain pelts down and shamelessly robs me of a good nights sleep.

I've always had a love-hate relationship with the monsoons, I dread the dampness, the longer hours I need to work on my artwork to make sure they dry in time. The filth that finds it way up from open drains when the city goes under, which I must add, is a promise Mumbai always manages to keep. But I also find myself each year, towards the fag end of summer, earning for the rains in an attempt to bring some respite from the harsh summer sun and relentless humidity.

A couple of weeks ago the sultry silence of summer was broken by blots of lightning and thundering clouds, as  I lay in bed listening to natures delightful lullaby I felt a dash of excitement and anticipation, the monsoons were near at last. I suddenly loved the monsoons and couldn't wait for the city to smell, feel and evolve into something less dusty and sweaty!

Every monsoon I love how the leaves on the trees turn from wilted shades of brown to brilliant greens. I love the ever changing sky filled with sometimes heavy, dark clouds about to burst and shower us with abundance and sometimes scattered with little grey clouds playing hide and seek, almost waiting in the wings to pounce on unsuspecting people below. I love making a hundred cups of tea and sipping on them as I read a book and slowly allow myself to transcend into another worlds.

I think most of all, I love the changing of seasons, it's something I look forward to, as I sit by my window trying to catch the small signs nature throws our way.


Monday, May 22, 2017

Art Collision

The last couple of months have been a frenzy of activity, with two spanking new product lines in the making, energy levels have been on a roller coaster ride of their own. With heightened peaks of exuberance to the inevitable drop dead exhaustion.

I'm so thrilled to announce that Pyjama Party Studio has tied up with Engrave to launch our range of affordable original artwork, here's the link to the e-shop on engrave http://engrave.in/pyjama-party-studio Do have a look and give us your feedback! Here are some of the behind the scenes pics and videos that went into the making of this range, do follow me on Instagram @rithika_kumar or @pyjamapartystudio if you'd like to see more of my artwork.