Fine Arts Student & Visual Artist — Uttarakhand, India
I'm Kamini Bamola, a Fine Arts student and visual artist from Uttarakhand. My work is inspired by nature, culture, and the traditions of the Himalayas — through painting and murals, I aim to create meaningful artworks that blend creativity with storytelling.
I work across watercolour, acrylic, and traditional folk forms like Madhubani art, alongside portraiture, calligraphy, and large-scale murals. Whatever the medium, the thread running through the work is the same — the landscapes, culture, and stories of the Himalayas, and the desire to make something that means as much to the viewer as it does to me.
I also run workshops and teach, sharing painting and folk-art techniques with new students.
Loose, light-filled studies — mountains, rivers, and everyday Himalayan life rendered in a few confident washes.











Bolder, more built-up work where colour and texture carry the story.





Faces and expressions, worked from life and photographs — an ongoing study of likeness and mood.




Traditional Mithila-style line work and folk motifs, reinterpreted with a contemporary eye.


Large-scale public and private commissions, taking studio work out onto walls and into shared spaces.















Quick studies and longer graphite or charcoal pieces — the daily practice behind everything else here.








Sessions and workshops introducing painting and folk-art techniques to new students.



