The 17th of May in Norway is referred to as National Day or Constitution Day (Grunnlovsdagen).

It’s special because there is no military parade but Children’s parades, marching bands, traditional costumes, and ice cream.  is the highlight of the occasion. This artwork captures ethnic and cultural diversity also.

This artwork is dedicated to all the caring and loving fathers in this universe. This digital artwork was largely inspired by my observations across Scandinavian countries as a tourist.

This cute child captures the spirit of Norwegian girls – Carefree, Sweet, and a nature lover! Hanna is wearing a Bunad, the national dress of Norway.

This cute child captures the spirit of Norwegian kids – Strong, Sturdy, Sweet, Independent! Hans is playing the trumpet on 17. Mai, Constitution Day of Norway.

Watching the chicks in the garden.

Always finding joy in the littlest of things. In this case, I have captured the carefree spirit of the kids while they try interacting with the little chicken.

Watering in the garden

Always finding joy in the littlest of things. In this case, I have captured the carefree spirit of the kids while they try their hands at watering the garden.

The little girl is shown to be celebrating the Norwegian constitution day. She is wearing a Bunad, which is the Norwegian traditional outfit. Everyone, specially the children, in Norway, looks forward to 17th May –Norwegian Constitution Day.

Capturing another childhood activity. Parents warn kids not do dig into the grain sacks but thats what children love doing with their little hands.

Watercolour in paper.

The little joys of life- A child walking in the rain under an umbrella, holding the hand out to feel the rain.

Bringing back sweet memories of how we devoured handful of Raspberries, in our childhood days.

When nothing goes right, go fishing.

Playing with marbles