We have tried bringing the Madhubani At forms into your Kitchen, feel pleasant while cooking and make your kitchen look artistic too…
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We have tried bringing the Madhubani At forms into your Kitchen, feel pleasant while cooking and make your kitchen look artistic too…
Fevicryl Soft Acrylic Colours - Burnt Sienna 201, Black 202, Chrome Yellow 203, Crimson 204, Olive Green 216, Orange 217, Ultramarine Blue 223, 8” x 8” Sized Fine Art Canvas Sheet, Fevicryl No Stitch Fabric Glue, Fine Art Brushes, Colour Palette, 12” X 6” Sized Paper Canvas, 12” X 6” Sized White Paper, A4 Sized Yellow Carbon Paper, White Pencil, Water Container, Ruler, Scissors, Yellow Thread, Ceramic Jar
Take a 12” x 6” sized rectangular paper canvas and give a watery washed effect using Fevicryl Soft Acrylic Colour - Ultramarine Blue 223.
Draw the trees from the Madhubani art form on the painted paper canvas and paint it using Fevicryl Soft Acrylic Colours - Burnt Sienna 201, Black 202 and Olive Green 216.
For making the fishes take an 8” x 8” sized fine art canvas sheet. Draw the fishes from Madhubani art form. Paint the mouth, fins and the scales of the fishes using Fevicryl Soft Acrylic Colours - Burnt Sienna 201, Chrome Yellow 203, Crimson 204, Olive Green 216 and Orange 217. Outline the fishes using Black 202. Leave it to dry. Cut along the outlines.
Paint the small flower in the centre of the rectangular painted canvas. Stick the pair of fishes around the flower using Fevicryl No Stitch Fabric Glue. Refer to the main image.
Stick the painted rectangular paper canvas on the jar, also stick the yellow coloured thread on the top neck of the jar as well as towards the bottom edges of the jar using Fevicryl No Stitch Fabric Glue. Refer to the image .