Painter paints with ... unique sewing machines in the world

The paintings of this special artist are beautiful and vivid, but even more impressive is that he has done all the works with sewing machines.

Usually, there are many types of materials to create colors for a picture. But this type of Indian artist is very unique, because he uses colored threads and sewing machines to create a picture for himself.

His name is Arun Kumar Bajaj , born in 1983.

Speaking of which, using needles and thread colors is really embroidery, not drawing. But if you see your artwork with the details of the image, it is really a painting, not an embroidery. His paintings are beautiful and vivid, but even more impressive is that he has done all the works with sewing machines.

Arun is 'drawing' on the sewing machine, paying attention to the face and especially the extremely soulful eyes of the character.

Arun is very good at drawing and dreams of becoming a famous painter. But his father's sudden death 15 years ago broke this dream and forced him to drop out of school to help his family make a living. His father was a seamstress and he succeeded his father, but he did not let the artist in himself fall away.

He started 'painting' with a needle thread. But instead of using his hands, he decided to use a pretty embroidery tool, especially a sewing machine. It took him a long time to master this unique art form and was considered the only sewing machine artist in the world. Today, the world calls him the Thread work artist, which is the simpler or simpler Artist, Needle Needle .

The Ranjit Singh trial with nearly 2,000 characters has been completed.

Sharing with the reporter of DNA India, he said: 'I have been sewing for 23 years since I was 12 years old. My father was a tailor but he died early when I was 16 years old, I had to drop out of school to take over the tailor shop. I draw very well at school, and this is how I combine the two art forms together.

I don't want to be a seamstress all my life. I want to make a name for myself, even if this passion can bring economic uncertainty to my family '.

The portrait of Prime Minister Narendra Modi is being handed to the prime minister by Arun himself.

Fortunately, his perseverance has been rewarded, his works are sought everywhere in both India and abroad. The reason is simple, because besides being a beautiful, soulful picture, what really makes his embroidery paintings special is the means he uses. One of his famous works is the portrait of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi that was given to the prime minister himself. And this makes him even more famous.

In Central Asia, there are many countries with a long tradition of embroidery mats, some of which are comparable to Arun Kumar Bajaj's works of detail, but we won't be able to find one. made from . sewing machine.

Arun Kumar Bajaj said: 'You need to be extremely accurate, because once the needle has lowered, there is no way to fix it . I also do not run just over, all can only run one class to giving the picture a delicate, soulful and beautiful look. '

The natural picture with the tiger in the cave is extremely lively.

One of the most impressive works of the Garment Artist "is the picture of Krishna god of 1.8x1.2m, which took him 3 years with about 28,390,000m to complete. Or the trial of Ranjit Singh 1.2 m x 0.6 m based on the Maharaja myth of the Sikh empire, depicting nearly 2,000 characters that he took a year to complete.

Arun also has a tailor shop in Adalat Bazar, Patiala city, Punjab state, but he still enjoys spending time with his artistic passion.