Pop-art on pots

Jimmy Johns wore some carroty pants seven years back, which disturb the design sensibility of an astounding few individuals good to go area Kochi, especially his guardians. "Today you see fellows wearing insane colored jeans and all of a sudden, it is cool," he says. dressed in a tight-fitting white T-shirt and dark pants, gelled hair brush down, thick moustache set up, technique, for Jimmy, is the most critical thing — the sort of thing that characterizes a character. Indeed, his engagement with style has a ton to do with his line of work.

Originator

Jimmy is a self reliant pop-craftsman, who started painting on an arrangement of pots 18 months back. In the patio of his house at Edappally, which copies as his studio, 'Creative Fingers', involve pride of spot is a gigantic Will Smith pot. The Hollywood star's face lies spread out on a fat white pot. Personifying is Jimmy's solid focus, one figures out, as American President Barak Obama develops on an alternate pot. There is a Rajnikant clone and Sylvester Stallone, as well. Big name faces uncover an alluring image in Jimmy's lives up to expectations. He picks his natures in the wake of concerning them precisely. "I need to feel the profundity of their eyes, you know." When he does pick a subject, his or her eyes, ears and cheeks are the essential variables. "The generally articulacy of the face, too," Jimmy clarifies. Jim Carrey is the following face he has picked. "His face makes me think about a triangle. The pot will be triangular."

Impact

Jimmy draws his motivation from a mixof pop-society impacts. He is a commercial movie producer, who runs an organization called Ad Minister, and a visual craftsman, who quickly cautious turning into a design originator. He is as of now seeking after a track in inside outlining and visual stock. He is a novice camera person, as well. "I might want to accept that I got a touch from everything," he says. The pots on presentation at the studio showcase a mixture of arbitrary pictures extending from a light to penguins, themes enlivened by playing-cards, landscape and models flaunting fashioner apparel and make-up. "Style is such an entrancing subject; you can continue drawing from it." He recreate the measure of the pots and the pictures on the processor before he starts chip away at them.

"Pots are not just for staying blooms into. They can help the inner parts an extraordinary bargain," he says. His pots take between Rs. 1,000 and Rs. 8,000.

He gets his pots specially crafted in Nilambur, Malappuram area. They come in remarkable sizes; the tallest one being something like 3-ft.

Pot-production is a long process. They are forgotten to dry for something like 20 days and afterward for one more 10 days, they are left inside the oven.

The pots are then treated seriously before being painted upon. The artworks, Jimmy focuses, done in acrylic, don't blur and are not influenced by fancies of the climate. Throughout the introductory stages, he even left some out in the sun and the downpour to test their strength. While a large portion of his meets expectations are on dirt pots, Jimmy has been taking on wood as well. His present distraction is with timekeepers. He has expected a couple of them on pr