Art uses everyday spices to create a breathtaking portrait of woman: ‘Talent beyond tools’ | Trending

Creativity truly knows no bounds, and an Indian art has proved it once again with his latest masterpiece—a stunning portrait of a woman crafted entirely from everyday spices like turmeric and red chilli powder, complemented matchsticks. An art wowed millions with a portrait made from turmeric, chilli powder, and matchsticks.(Instagram/ps.rathour) (Also read: Ratan Tata’s portrait made of diamonds wins internet: ‘Tribute a work of art, just like his legacy’) The artwork, shared on PS Rathour’s Instagram account, has taken the internet storm, racking up over 20 million views. Netizens are applauding his ingenuity and the extraordinary result of his unique artic endeavour. A fan’s message sparked the ideaThe inspiration for this spicy creation came from a heartfelt message Rathour received from a fan. The admirer had written, “I like drawing but I don’t have good colours like you have.” Touched the sentiment, Rathour decided to create something extraordinary to show that artic expression is not limited tools or resources. In his caption accompanying the video, Rathour shared an empowering message: “Your will should be greater than all the obstacles.” A “spicy” process documentedIn the video, Rathour meticulously documents his creative process. Turmeric and red chilli powder were blended to form vibrant hues, laying the base of the portrait, while matchsticks were used to enhance the depth and provide darker shades. Watch the clip here: “Yeh kaafi spicy painting ban gayi (This turned out to be quite a spicy painting). I thought about painting something as soon as I saw that comment. Used haldi and mirch powder to colour the base and matchsticks to add darker values,” Rathour explained in the post. Social media reacts with aweThe artwork has garnered widespread praise from social media users, who couldn’t hold back their admiration. One user commented, “This is beyond incredible. Art truly has no limits!” Another wrote, “It’s amazing how he turned something so simple into such a masterpiece.” (Also read: Blindfolded man creates a portrait of Mohammed Shami with Rubik’s Cubes, cricketer reacts) A third exclaimed, “The creativity is off the charts! Hats off!” Meanwhile, another chimed in, “Who needs fancy paints when you’ve got turmeric and chilli powder?” Others hailed Rathour’s talent, with one remarking, “This is pure dedication and innovation,” and another saying, “Your message and art are so inspiring.”