Mandala Designs- Inspired by Spring
Here comes the spring!
Cheers to the new colors,
Cheers to the new aspirations,
Cheers to the new dreams,
Cheers to Us!
Acrylic Painting: ‘Hear me out’
Hello!
Hi, my name is Nature, and yes hear me out!
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Reinventing Jamini Roy’s Painting
I always try to learn different forms of Painting. A painting from a certain region always helps you, understand and connect to that respective region.
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Gond Art from India and Aboriginal Art from Australia
“The Afternoon” , An attempt to fuse Gond and Aboriginal Dot painting!
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DIY Painting On Newspaper
I have been meaning to do this project from a pretty long time. Its a newspaper art on stretched canvas with Acrylic paint.Its a very easy project to do and its doesn’t need you to be an expert in painting. [table id=8 /] Step 1 Prepare the Newspaper -You can start by tearing the newspaper… Read More »
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Madhubani Art- Fish in an Aquarium
Madhubani Art, also known as Mithila art is the folk art from India. It’s a form of Painting practiced in the Mithila region of Nepal and in Bihar. Usually the painting is drawn using fingers, twigs, brushes, nib pens, matchsticks and the colors used in the painting are natural dyes and pigments. There are paintings… Read More »
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Why rashmiandi?
Keeping the ‘I’ within myself alive!
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Was it Love?
Love makes your world beautiful! 🙂
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Mandalas
Spend your weekend, meditating with Mandala drawing! 🙂
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Madhubani Art- Sun, Peacock, Fish Designs
Madhubani Art also known as Mithila art is the folk art from India. It’s a form of Painting practiced in the Mithila region of Nepal and in Bihar. Usually the painting is drawn using fingers, twigs, brushes, nib pens, matchsticks and the colors used in the painting are natural dyes and pigments. There are paintings… Read More »
