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This competition is an opportunity to celebrate the spirit of Lord Krishna through creativity, imagination, and artistic expression. We encourage participants of all ages to showcase their talent and bring Krishna’s timeless stories, values, and presence to life through art.
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AGE GROUP: 5–7 YEARS
Theme: Krishna or Radha – Through Your Imagination
Medium: No restrictions (Parental guidance permitted)
Description: Let your imagination bring Krishna or Radha to life in any form. Participants may depict their favorite Leela, attire, or any divine moment.
This category is designed to encourage creativity, participation, and self-expression amongst our youngest artists.
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AGE GROUP: 8–11 YEARS
Theme: Makhan Leela OR Gwal Leela
Medium: Any 2D Art
Makhan Leela: Depict the playful and mischievous Krishna stealing butter and sharing it with his friends, showcasing his innocence, charm, and joyful nature.
Gwal Leela: Illustrate young Krishna spending time with his cowherd friends, tending cows, playing games, and spreading happiness in Vrindavan.
Judges may consider:
Interpretation of the chosen Leela
Creativity & Originality
Storytelling and Expression
Composition and Use of Colour
Overall Visual Appeal
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AGE GROUP: 12–18 YEARS
Theme: Krishna Amongst Us
Medium: Pencils, crayons, felt pens, markers, or colour pencils (No brushes permitted)
Description: Imagine Lord Krishna walking amongst us today. How would His teachings, values, and presence inspire individuals and communities in the modern world? Through your artwork, creatively interpret Krishna’s relevance in contemporary society and show how His timeless message continues to guide and inspire us.
Judges may consider:
Interpretation of Theme
Originality of Concept
Relevance to Contemporary Society
Artistic Composition
Effective Use of Medium
Overall Impact
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AGE GROUP: 19 YEARS & ABOVE
Theme: Pichwai Art
Medium: Acrylic Paint on Canvas or Cloth
Description: Create a Pichwai-inspired artwork featuring Lord Krishna as the central focus. Traditional motifs such as lotuses, cows, peacocks, trees, and floral patterns may be incorporated. A light-coloured background is preferred, with Krishna prominently highlighted in the composition.
Judges may consider:
Interpretation of Pichwai Art
Composition and Balance
Attention to Detail
Technical Execution
Colour Harmony
Overall Aesthetic Appeal
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IMPORTANT DATES
Registration Closes: 12th July 2026
Submission Deadline: 30 August 2026
For Inquiries:
Siddhi - +65 8919 5734
Chintal - +65 9450 7112
