Now here i am back with something very very simple and very interesting to do.
Today's topic is Pot Painting.
Materials for Pot painting:
1. Pot- Any size and shape
2. Fabric Colours
3. White carbon
4. Design
If you are creative enough then no need of carbon and design you can directly start painting.
First is you need to clean the post well using dry cloth then apply any colour of your choice all over the pot or as u like using diffrent shades of colour to make it more colourful.
After the paint gets dry place white carbon trace the design on the pot and start colouring the design as per required or even if you have applied diff colours you can even keep the pot plain as it already got lot of colours.
Pot painting can be more creative just need is good imagination, good colour sense.
This is how a beautiful Pot Paintng looks.
You can also make ceramic pot painting, you'll need some extra materials like Ceramic Powder and fevicol.
All you have to do is mix the ceramic powder and fevicol make a paste of it u can make flowers and or any figures as you wish with creamic.
Here is a beautiful ceramic painitng.
This is Emboss Painting i started with when i started painting. You don't need any special talent to do this.
Anyone who doesn't know drawing can do emboss painting.
All u need is a black Velvet cloth, emboss solution, colours (fabric pearl colours for good finish), brush and trace paper with any designs of your choice.
Just 5 simple steps for a beautiful emboss painting.
1. Trace the design u want on the velvet cloth.
2. Mix the emboss solution with water in the proportion of 3:2.
3. Paint the solution all over the design and wait for 24 hrs to get it dry.
4. After 24 hrs apply hot iron on the back side of velvet cloth (plain side).
5. Now can use the paint the designs using pearl colours as per the requirement of the design.
U can get materials for Emboss painting very easily in any Art store..
Enjoy Playing with colours.
This is a new work on Emboss Painitng.
Warli painting, one of the most beautiful forms of Indian folk paintings. It generated from a small tribe called "Warla" living in Maharashtra, India. These paintings are done on mud walls. These tribal paintings shows expressions of folk life, customs and beliefs. Each painting is a scene that contains various elements of nature including people, animals, trees, hills, birds, squirrels, monkeys, snakes and other animals are frequently used. These paintings do not use straight lines and instead the lines are made by using dots and dashes and geometric shapes basically triangles for making human and animal figures.
Warli paint needs only one colour i.e. WHITE. These folk artists use rice flour paste as their medium for white colour.
U can easily get mud for making Warli paint and use handmade paper for better effect of painting. Most important part u need to know the Warli traditions and cultures as the painting shows all those.
This picture below shows all forms of warli painting, u can see "Tapra dance" in this painting. This is a traditional festival dance among the tribes.
Glass painting is one such unique painting which is laid down on the back of the glass, and painted from the reverse.
Glass painting basically involves painting on tinted (stain) glass.
To make Glass painting all u need is :
1. Stained Glass
2. Black tube colour (for out line design)
3. Trace paper with design of your choice
4. Glass paint colours
5. Brush (Thin brush #1-2)
6. Silver foil (if required)
Now put the trace paper on a flat surface keeping back side of glass in front. Make outline of the design using black tube colour.
Allow it to dry for 24 hrs then apply glass paint colour as per requirement. Make sure there wont be any bubbles on the glass while applying the colour as it doesn't give good effect on the glass paint.
While applying colour if there are bubbles on the glass use brush to remove it by spreading the colour with water.
Now if required you can use crushed silver foil on the back side of the glass for a different effect and can frame it.
A beautiful glass paint is ready.
