Traditional Kerala Home — wall mural, acrylic on plaster. A life-size tharavad rendered across a stairwell corner, right down to the tiled floor.
Yakshith
Kulal
Digital & Mixed Media Artist — Bangalore, India
Digital & Mixed Media Artist — Bangalore, India
Under the name Yaksh Art, I create original digital paintings, mixed media compositions, and illustration work that fuses traditional textures with digital layering. Commissions and collaborative art projects welcome.
Four disciplines, one hand — each piece moves between tradition and contemporary technique.
Large-scale hand-painted murals for homes and institutions — heritage scenes, folklore, and custom stories brought to life on plaster.
Devotional and folk-inspired paintings — Krishna motifs, lotus florals, and temple-gate compositions in a contemporary palette.
Graphite and charcoal studies, portraits, and editorial illustration — every piece begins as a hand-drawn line.
Trained in Architecture at Srinivas School of Architecture — bringing structure, scale, and spatial thinking into every mural and composition.
Every piece starts as a sketch or hand texture, then gets built up in layers until it finds its own voice. Work hard for a better life — live, love, life.
Four pieces, four stories — click any image for a closer look.
Traditional Kerala Home — wall mural, acrylic on plaster. A life-size tharavad rendered across a stairwell corner, right down to the tiled floor.
Pili Vesha — wall mural. Karnataka's Tiger Dance, caught mid-motion in bold, ritual colour.
Krishna's Cow — acrylic painting. A pichwai-inspired study of cow and calf, framed by lotus and a temple gate.
Yakshagana — wall mural. A performer mid-leap at the temple gate, watched by a painted crowd below.
Have a mural, commission, or collaboration in mind? Currently taking on new projects — reach out directly or drop a message below.