Hi, I'm Priya Gupta!

Stickers & greeting cards inspired by Indian life, humor, and nostalgia

In the stillness of exile, Ram and Sita tread a path away from home, their devotion steady yet vigilant. The golden deer appears like a glimmering promise, drawing their gaze and hinting at the trials to come. Shadows gather around them, whispering doubt and desire, as the forest becomes both sanctuary and crucible. This moment captures the tension between longing and caution, innocence and temptation, reflecting the quiet weight of choices in the midst of uncertainty.

Everyone’s talking…..Pigeons coo and strut like they own the streets……Friends blabber over coffee, laughter spilling out onto sidewalks……Strangers whisper secrets into their phones, unaware that I’m quietly listening, observing it all.

A glimpse into my favorite play moments captured across the places I wandered in Seattle, from sunlit parks to quiet corners full of stories. Each photograph holds a little joy, a little spontaneity, and the wonder of discovering a city one frame at a time.

"Lost in the Past" takes me back to sweltering summers in an Asian household, where power cuts were an unannounced ritual and survival meant finding comfort in the simplest things.

A Research paper that delves into the life and work of Ravi Varma (1848–1906), an Indian Painter, Royal Court Artist, & Printmaker celebrated for introducing European academic art of realism in his life-like depictions of Hindu deities and mythological narratives.

Through bold colors, intricate details, and symbolic motifs, the series celebrates the tenderness of community, the strength of women, and the beauty of cultural continuity. These are not grand moments, but intimate ones — small acts that hold entire worlds.

Stories of Home is a visual journey through the quiet poetry of Indian domestic life, where everyday rituals, traditions, and gestures become carriers of memory and meaning. Each artwork reimagines the familiar scenes that shape belonging: women stringing jasmine in the courtyard, families gathering to make sweets before a wedding, a bride marking her new home with red handprints of alta.

In a quiet, grey village stood a forgotten wall, cracked and lifeless. One day, a little girl arrived with paints and a wild heart. She splashed bold marigolds, pink peonies, and blue lotuses across the bricks.