I had to use special contrast film and filters to photograph them. I could have sprayed the water on them for better contrast, but the water with its alkaline contents damage the originals, and there was no way for me to carry chemicals and other gear to that remote location. I have taken the easy route out and have drawn the line drawings in this page based on my photographs. When compared to originals these pictures may look artificial, yet I hope that they resemble the originals as perceived by the original artists. The animals and birds constitute the largest subject of these paintings.
Some animals are silhouettes, yet very attractive.
He has used triangles, rectangles, circles, and hexagons freely. Sometimes he has shown the internals of animals as if they were transparent. Some experts have criticized these paintings as proof of the artist's ignorance, but I feel that this proof that the native men studied their surroundings and nature. I also think embedding an elephant in a deer's stomach as imagination and humor. You can see a deer running away from a lion, animals crying for help to the hunters, men running away from wild boars etc.