Rejuvenated with Madhubani Art
Maha Tripura Sundari–The Supreme Goddess
Maha Tripura Sundari–The Supreme Goddess
Kerala Mural paintings are the frescos depicting mythology and legends, which are drawn on the walls of temples and churches in South India from 8th century. This art has overcome the ravages of civilization and time - an authentic Kerala Mural Art is to be treasured for a lifetime as a symbol of natural beauty, grace, elegance and pious devotion.
In this workshop, we will make, ‘Maha Tripura Sundari – The Supreme Goddess in Kerala Mural with master native artist Mr. Saju M.P, who will take you through the process of creating this beautiful painting using the right traditional motifs and techniques.
In this workshop, we will make, ‘Maha Tripura Sundari – The Supreme Goddess in Kerala Mural with master native artist Mr. Saju M.P, who will take you through the process of creating this beautiful painting using the right traditional motifs and techniques.
This artwork is finished in 14 modules of 1.5 hours each and you can pace yourself depending on your skill and experience in sketching, detailing and coloring. Enjoy the making of the artwork and indulge in bringing your personal creations and customization to the artwork.
ORIGINAL PRICE: ₹4000
Modules of the Workshop
Module 1 : Washing of crown and ornaments
Module 2 : Continue washing and outlining of ornaments
Module 3 : Outlining and detailing with Red
Module 4 : Continue Outlining and detailing with Red
Module 5 : Continue Outlining and detailing with Red
Module 6 : How to do base body colour
Module 7 : How to do shading
Module 8 : Continuing shading work on the other god
Module 2 : Continue washing and outlining of ornaments
Module 3 : Outlining and detailing with Red
Module 4 : Continue Outlining and detailing with Red
Module 5 : Continue Outlining and detailing with Red
Module 6 : How to do base body colour
Module 7 : How to do shading
Module 8 : Continuing shading work on the other god
Module 9: Shading and washing continue
Module 10 : Shading in Tripura sundri and Laxmi devi
Module 11:Continue Shading and washing of different god-goddess
Module 12: Continue Shading and outlining with different colours
Module 13: : Continue Shading and outlining with different colours
Module 14: Finishing touch to the painting by giving black outlines
Materials Required
- 26*21 I Inches Thick Paper/Canvas
- Pencils / Eraser / Sharpener
- Black colour Pen / Thin marker
- Acrylic colors - Ochre Yellow, Permanent Blue Light, Prussian Blue, Cobalt Blue, Cadmium Red, Burnt Sienna, Burnt Umber, Cadmium Yellow, Cadmium Orange, Sap Green, Cadmium Yellow, Olive Green, Indian Red, Scarlet Red, Vermilion Red Hue, black
- Long Hair Brushes : 000, 2, 5,4,6,8
- Pallete
- Bowl of water
- Old cloth
Contact Information
Phone/WhatsApp : +91 63938 97910
Mail : info@catterfly.travel
Mail : info@catterfly.travel
Terms And Conditions
1. Payment: 100% advance before the video access.
2. No part of the session or the performance can be recorded and electronically reproduced and distributed
3. Copyrights of the artwork done in Catterfly Workshops remains with Catterfly and Artists. Any commercial reproduction of the same/similar painting infringes on the copyrights and is subject to royalty.
4. Video access would be available for 3 weeks from the time of purchase.
2. No part of the session or the performance can be recorded and electronically reproduced and distributed
3. Copyrights of the artwork done in Catterfly Workshops remains with Catterfly and Artists. Any commercial reproduction of the same/similar painting infringes on the copyrights and is subject to royalty.
4. Video access would be available for 3 weeks from the time of purchase.
5. Catterfly Travel Pvt. Ltd is based in India and is governed by local regulations and bylaws.
Duration
21 Hrs
Price
₹ 4000
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