Namaha: Stories from the Land of Gods and Goddesses (Classic Tales from India)

So glad I bought this. Stunningly beautiful. Even in it's most grandiose expression, the images in this book retain a soft thoughtful grace. This is where a reviewer might find a likeness in style to Ledroit, or Amano... Maybe with added touches of Susan Seddon Boulet in the overall emotional feeling. But this - rightly so - is somehow very much its own self. Excellent and masterclass work! More than likely this will remain on my coffee table for a very, very long time. I'll be hunting for his other work. Exceptional.

Un libro arte maravilloso, tanto en su Consepción, guión y arte.

Great stories with amazing illistrations. A must read for all who are interested in mythologies.

Amazing

Its difficult to say whats more ethereal - Abhishek's art or his storytelling.. or the simplicity in his words that makes the most complicated feelings comprehendible. His mastery over these freeflowing artscapes and his enthralling stories that have a fluid myriad of worlds and beings mystical yet relatable, just add more mystery to the myths Abhi is creating in this book. Namah also consists of some of my most favorite unpublished and unreleased rare art of Abhishek Singh. These pieces created over the last ten fifteen years are presented for the first time for his fans. Jumping straight out of his numerous sketchbooks, canvases, digital files - these masterpieces are worth cherishing. The book is as poetic and Sufiana as Abhishek Singh, experience the magic and savour the amazing art of Abhishek Singh.