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CM presented with his portrait, made of 10 crore dots through stippling art

Published By : Admin | March 11, 2013 | 16:37 IST
Quote"Painting of Shri Narendra Modi made of 10 crore dots using medium of stippling art presented to Shri Modi"

A portrait of Shri Narendra Modi, made of 10 crore dots using the medium of stippling art was presented to the Chief Minister on Monday 11th March 2013. The portrait has been prepared by Shri Satish Patil over a period of 15 months. Shri Satish Patil is a drawing teacher at Nadiad’s Knowledge High School.

Shri Modi wished Shri Satish Patil the very best for his artistic pursuits.

Shri Pankajbhai Desai and senior BJP leader Shri Narhari Amin were present on the occasion.

Here are pictures of the painting.

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