Bengaluru: Artist AC Gurumurthy draws Bharat Mata using typewriter
Team Udayavani, Aug 15, 2020, 11:46 AM IST
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Bengaluru: On the occasion of the nation’s 74th year of Independence, an artist from Bengaluru has created an image of Bharat Mata using a typewriter.
Artist, AC Gurumurthy fleshed out an image of Bharat Mata by typing symbols, and special characters on the keyboard.
The imaginary drawing by Gurumurthy depicts the mother goddess killing coronavirus with the Trishul, related to the expected Covaxin launch in India.
Gurumurthy, who used to work in a bank earlier, uses large scale white sheets to bring out his art with his unique talent on paper.
It may be recalled that Gurumurthy had fleshed out a black and white portrait of Indian Air Force (IAF) Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman as a tribute to him as he struck a chord with people for his utmost dignity and valour in the face of extreme situations he faced in Pakistan during his two-day captivity.
The artist has also created sketches of Mahatma Gandhi, Mother Teresa, former President APJ Abdul Kalam, Former US President Barrack Obama, former Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalalitha and a host of other eminent world personalities.
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