Do you have a happy place you go to? A place that is drenched in golden sunlight when you think about it in your memories? That you shut your eyes and imagine being back there when life is bludgeoning … Continue reading
Do you have a happy place you go to? A place that is drenched in golden sunlight when you think about it in your memories? That you shut your eyes and imagine being back there when life is bludgeoning … Continue reading
So this was my first real attempt at mixed media. Each step takes three to four days, and this piece took approximately 3 weeks to make. This is inspired by the FABULOUS Christy Tomlinson and her multimillion layer mixed media paintings. … Continue reading
Humaira Saleem is unique. Having spent a decade in advertising, she is currently the Executive Creative Director at the Design House The Zebra Issue (her moment in fame – showing an animated film at KARA). She started dabbling in art … Continue reading
This is my first attempt at acrylic, and I’m just going with the feel of the paint without really looking into what is the technically “correct” way of using the medium. Things I love love LOVE about acrylics: – they … Continue reading
I’ve had this canvas lying around since 2005, and never got a chance to finish it. I didn’t want to waste it because it was a great size, and acrylics were the perfect medium to build on the oil background. … Continue reading
Rabia Farooqui is an art student, but after discovering her work I’m wondering if she even needs a degree. Get to know the artist behind the fantastic work up for sale: Tell us about yourself I’m currently enrolled at Indus … Continue reading
Sometimes less is more - had a lot of fun with this one! Title: sunburst, Medium: Mixed, Size: 3.5 ft x 3 ft framed in 1.5 inch silvery/chalk finish, Price: PKR 3000
Unique, one of kind gift for new-mommy’s! Yes I’ve been consumed by mommy-hood! Medium: Chalk pastel Size: Unframed 12″ x 11″ Price: PKR 4,500 For purchase or preview in Lahore or Karachi, contact art@sadafrehman.com
This piece has some pretty philosophical underpinnings. It’s my depiction of man’s struggle with the demands of society, religion, family and work – sitting hands bound, these four dimensions struggle to split him apart. Disclaimer: Any similarity to a old … Continue reading
This is a pen and ink sketch available in Lahore – it’s actually four men sitting hunched over back to back, but also looks like a frog. My attempt at an optical illusion I think the framing for the pen … Continue reading
Suniya Umar Khan is special – she’s a fourteen year old tenth grader with such promising raw talent that I’m honored to play a part in introducing her to the public eye. A self proclaimed worrier, she finds that art … Continue reading