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Bridal Mehndi Design : Darcy Vasudev is a talented henna designer and she is the owner of Henna Lounge. She has ample experience in the henna designing and has travelled extensively to share her henna artistry to the world. When Darcy is nit drawing
Kolam: Kolam is an art which women of South India use to decorate their homes to welcome good spirits. Did you know that Kolams are also therapeutic? By bending and drawing kolams, one's backbone gets strengthened and ofcourse toned legs. Kolam is known by many different names in the country, Sanjhi in Uttar Pradesh, Alpana in Bengal, Mandana in Rajasthan, Chowk purna in Madhya Pradesh, Rangoli in Maharashtra and Karnataka, Muggulu in Andhra Pradesh and Puvidal in Kerala. The history of drawing kolams dates back to the Indus...
Pongal Kolams and rangoli designs: Pongal is celebrated on Jan 15th this year and what’s special about it? Well it’s a harvest festival and people decorate their houses with pongal kolams, make the sweet pongal and go for family picnics while biting into the tasty sugarcanes and sharing family stories. Pongal kolams are normally done with many different colours. Pongal Kolam competitions are held ever year to encourage young and old artisans. Both men and women participate in these pongal kolam competitions. In this post...
In this post we have added best amazonian tribal tattoos and color tattoo art works. Brazilian tattoo artist Brian Gomes inspired by ethinic pattern creates Amazonian tribal tattoos which proves unique in all aspects. His tattoos are brilliant combination of design, beauty and inspiration of the area's indigenous art. The country's tribal groups from the peruvian shipibo-conibo to the brazil-based huni kuin clan contribute to Gomes creations. Gomes includes other muses of the art like pointillism, sacred geometry, the mandala...
Portrait rangoli art painting by Indian artist Ketan Patil is quite popular on the internet. He is a portrait rangoli artist from Maharashtra, India. During Hindu festivals like Ganesh Chathurthi, he is quite a busy man, since many people approach him for his beautiful rangoli art. He has the vision to create 3d portrait rangoli art which can be mistaken for a painting. His 3d portrait rangoli art of a sleeping dancer is quite popular amongst his fans. He enjoys sharing stories of hindu gods through his portrait rangoli designs. The...
Kartik Khadaktar is a portrait rangoli artist from Wardha, India. His portrait rangolis are hyper realistic, sometimes can be mistaken for a painting. We absolutely love the detailed work in his portrait rangolis. We absolutely love the intrinsic details he adds to his paintings, if you look closer, you can also see the sparkle on the ornaments. The choice of colors, emotions, attire is beautifully captured beautifully by this upcoming artist. Apart from rangoli paintings, he enjoys creating the digital versions of models and...
Pongal Kolam & Pongal Rangoli: Pongal is a harvest festival celebrated in the state of Tamil Nadu, India. If you have visited South Indian homes, you are sure to be welcome with kolams, but on the occasion of Pongal, women draw huge Pongal rangolis, which nearly covers the roads and streets. Every year pongal kolam competitions are held to encourage budding artists. Pongal rangoli designs are drawn using coloured sands and pongal kolams are drawn using dried rice powder, which serves as food for ants and other tiny creatures. On...
Margazhi Kolam design by Managalam Srinivasan: Mangalam Srinivasan is an extremely talented kolam artist from Trichy, India. Her hobbies are creating beautiful rangoli designs, painting like traditional tanjore painting, oil painting and so on. She and her mother Saroja Krishnamoorthy are talented rangoli design artists. For making these beautiful rangoli designs, rice flour, colour chalk powders and other materials were used. Her work is featured on "My Mom's art gallery" a proud daughter who has created a page...
Rangoli Designs : She uses simple easy to use patterns and drawings, which are then converted into rangoli designs for diwali. She is the owner of Blissful Stuff and you can treat yourselves to DIY diwali rangoli designs. She uses everyday objects like fork, spoon, cork, caps to create colorful diwali rangoli. Check out her youtube videos for step by step instructions of her diwali rangoli designs. Diwali 2018 is celebrated on November 6th in South India and on November 7th in other parts of India. Diwali is known as the festival of...
Onam is celebrated worldwide with great pomp and show by malayalis.You can find beautiful onam pookalam designs for 10 days in every house. Varieties of flowers in different colours are used to create beautiful pookalam designs.The arrangement of flowers in a specific pattern which form beautiful designs are called as Pookalams. All the onam pookalam designs are unique and beautiful.
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Easy Rangoli Designs : It's believed that rangoli designs started many centuries ago. Some refrences of rangoli designs are also available in our scriptures. The art of rangoli has changed and rechanged over many centuries. Rangoli goes by various names in many parts of India. In Tamil Nadu it's known as Kolam, in Andhra it's known as muggulu, in Karnataka it's known as muggitu, in Rajasthan it's known as a mandana and so on. We have some easy indian rangoli designs for beginners. Practise these easy rangoli...
Margali kolam designs are quite popular during the month of December. The margali kolam designs can be freehand style or created with dots. The patterns for the margali rangoli kolams are mostly flowers, petals, diyas, god, goddesses and more. Bairavi Kumaran, is an upcoming margali kolam artist from India. Her rangoli designs are colorful and large. Throughout the month of December, the front portion of the houses are cleaned and thousands of women, wake up before sunrise and apply these margali kolams as a sign of postivity....
Beautiful portrait rangoli art all set to blow your minds away. Minar Ravindra Patil was born in a small village in Vasai. Mumbai. As a child he had a great flair for drawing and painting. He graduated with a degree in fine art from the Raheja School of Arts, Bandra. Currently, he works as an art teacher at RBK School, Mumbai. Initially, he was passionate about painting landscapes and portrait making. Slowly in 2001, he tried portrait making using rangoli powder and it was a huge success. Now, people from all over the world...
20 Enthralling and colorful mandala acrylic rangoli designs by Michelle Pugle
Carpets, coasters are all inspired from rangoli designs. Hardik Gandhi is an industrial designer and most of his products have a touch of Indian culture. Design Gandhi is a modern studio which houses contemporary design furnitures and products. The simple and bright colors on mats, coasters gives an aesthetic appeal.The floor mats have zig zag rangoli designs which gives it a modern contemporary look....
Mexican artist Yatzil Elizalde will make you focus two or three times on her optical illusion tattoos. Her tattoos feature two or three same designs which can trick your mind. Well our eyes are all blurry after taking a look at her creativity. Initially she started her career by creating illustrations, murals, digital art now however she inks on the human body. Many people call her tattoo art a double effect, trippy effect, however the artist likes to call them blurry effect tattoos. Greek mythological characters, three eyed faces...
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