Ravana palace

Here are one of my favourites of Mattepainting art done around 5 years back. It was for a series of Indian mythology. The great challenge was to create a mythical yet beautiful city of ( King Ravana) Lanka called as city of gold. I took liberty to shift the lighting in the second version of night look to get more drama. I quite enjoyed it. Hope you will like it👍🏻👍🏻

A sprawling ancient citadel nestled amidst lush tropical jungles, inhabited by a civilization led by a ruler reminiscent of King Ravana. Dive into the architecture, culture, and mystique of this fictional kingdom

King Ravana Palace

Bird Shaped royal Pushpak Vimaan Carrying Gold for Building Palace for Devi Devta. Royal golden Palace of Deity Kingdom. Sun Rays Shinning on Garden and water. Peace Divine Nature. Royal Palace Raj mahal ki bhayva Swarn ki nakkashi. hire panno se saja hua raj mahal. Swarg Darshan. Heaven. Swarn Mahal. Sundar Prakruti. Divine Nature. Highest Holiest Era. Deity. Devi devta. Flower Gardens. Water falls. Jharna. Royal Jhula Swing. Raj Mahal. Sun rise. Sun Shine. Gold and diamonds Precious gem…

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