
In this video, you will learn about the origin, types and steps involved in Meenakari Painting!
Practice basic motifs used in meenakari painting, from lotus petals and three-petal flowers to easy leaves and inverted raindrops, then connect them with curvy lines before the final design.
Learn to create a symmetric Meenakari design by tracing with dressing paper, securing it with Sellotape, and using black, yellow carbon, and golden pens.
Apply texture paste using a cone tip, test on rough paper, and use a bottle as an alternative; work patiently in horizontal strokes and let dry 6–8 hours before coloring.
Master final outlining with a golden color and slow, neat brushwork, defining painting perfection. Then use white acrylic color to hide pencil marks and color stains, concealing imperfections.
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In this course, we will travel to the wonderful world of Meenakari Art using Modern Day Material.
The word Mīnākārī is a compound word composed of the words mina and kari. Mīnā is a feminine variation of the word mīnū which means paradise or heaven. Kārī means to do or place something onto something else. Together the word Mīnākārī means to place paradise onto an object.
Meenakari is an age old art form of decorating metal with coloured enamel. It is reputed for its excellent designs and beautiful colour combinations. Not only the art form is mesmerising to look but also interesting to make! The key factor here is preparing the texture paste which can be used in variety of art forms such as Persian and other Relief arts. I have covered all the basics right from "How to Prime a Canvas before Painting " which will be helpful even while painting other stuff. Feel free to contact anytime through mail if there seems to be any sort of confusion while doing the process.
Also, I have simplified the traditional process of making Meenakari painting so that you can do it with material easily available in your local stores as well! Do enjoy the course and let me know your feedback!