Last week I finally found time to take out my dot painting kit which I picked up online during the lockdown period. While looking online for inspiration on mandala ideas, I found several done using …
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Straight From my Art – Dot Painting Experiments
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Straight from My Art – Multicoloured Mandala
Hi everyone! It’s me again with yet another piece of work straight from my Art! If memory serves right, this was the second mandala I attempted. I wanted to make it super colourful and bright …
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Straight from My Art – Abstract Zentangle
It’s Monday again! And I’m back with yet another installment of my random attempts at creating art. I came across an artwork on Pinterest that inspired this one. Absolutely loved the repetitive patterns combined with …
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Straight from my Art – Dreamcatcher Mandala
This one is probably my favourite mandala to date! I wanted to attempt a dream catcher and I used lighter colours than I usually do which gave this zentangle of mine a completely different look. …
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Straight From my Art – Madhubani Birds
The first Madhubani I attempted was a simple one with birds sitting on different branches of a tree. I finished it off with a border design which is typical of the Madhubani style. I must …
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Straight from my Art – Diwali Mandala
I can’t believe this is my fourth art post already! That marks a month of art posts. Time is truly flying! I’ve never posted on a schedule before so this “have to post on Monday” …
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Straight from My Art – My First Mandala
Ever since I discovered them, mandala art fascinates me. The infinite possibilities of symmetric patterns flowing around a circular shape, be it monochromatic or colourful have brought me a lot of peace and a great …
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Straight from my Art – The Buddha in Madhubani Style
My neice who has her own art blog dabbled a few months back in a Madhubani painting that depicted Radha and Lord Krishna with a cow keeping them company. The intricate zentangle-like design really appealed …
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Straight from My Art – The Goddess
Navratri has drawn to a close after nine days of honouring the Goddess in all her awe-impairing forms. Dussera, or the tenth day after Navratri which marks the symbolic eternal triumph of good over evil …