This is a lovely mixed media painting of Ganesha done using glass colours, acrylic colours, canvas patchwork and further highlighted using ornamental stones
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This is a lovely mixed media painting of Ganesha done using glass colours, acrylic colours, canvas patchwork and further highlighted using ornamental stones
Fevicryl Soft Acrylic Colours - Ultramarine Blue 223, White 227, Burnt Sienna 201, Fevicryl Liquid Embroidery Cone Pearl Metallic - Bronze 355, Fevicryl - Water Based - Glass Colours - Golden Yellow 852, Brown 855, Orange 860, Tomato Red 851, Crystal Green 854, Sea Blue 853, Fevicryl No Stitch Fabric Glue, Fine Art Canvas Board 12” x 12” In Size, Fine Art Canvas Sheet, Colour Palette, Fine Art Brushes, Medium and Small Sized White Ornamental Stones, Pencil, Water Container, A3 Sized White Paper, Yellow Carbon Paper, Sponge, Scissors, Two Way Tape
Take an A3 sized white paper and draw a Ganesha on it Trace the Ganesha in the centre of the canvas board using yellow carbon paper You may draw a border of ½” from all the sides
Outline the Ganesha and the border using Liquid Embroidery Cone Pearl Metallic - Bronze Leave it to dry Paint the background of the Ganesha using Acrylic Colours - Ultramarine Blue, White and Burnt Sienna creating a shading effect using flat brush strokes Leave it to dry
To make the mouse and the platter with the modaks, take a 6” x 4” canvas sheet and draw the mouse and modak platter on it
Outline the mouse and the modak using Liquid Embroidery Cone Pearl Metallic – Bronze Leave it to dry
Paint the mouse and modak platter using Water Based - Glass Colours - Golden Yellow 852, Brown 855, Orange 860 and Tomato Red 851 Leave them to dry Cut along its outlines
Highlight the Ganesha with medium sized white coloured ornamental stones stuck on the crown (mukut) and the dhoti using Fevicryl No Stitch Fabric Glue to enhance it further Stick the mouse and modak platter on the board using a two way tape