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Shakuntala with sakhiyan in Kerala Mural art
Shakuntala with sakhiyan in Kerala Mural art
About Art:-
Create a traditional-style Kerala Mural of ‘Shakuntala with sakhiyan in Kerala Mural’ with master native artist Mr. Saju M.P. He will take you through the process of creating this beautiful painting using the right traditional motifs and techniques.
About Art:-
Kerala mural paintings are a type of art done in temples for more than 2000 years by local artists and passed down through families. These paintings are famous for being beautiful, clear, and symmetrical. They were used to show stories from religion and mythology on the walls of temples and churches in South India starting from the 8th century. The artists who create these traditional murals are highly skilled and creative, making this art form a valuable part of Kerala's heritage.
In this art, artists use traditional colours like red, yellow ochre, green, blue, white, and black. This set of colours is called "panchvarna," meaning five-coloured. Colours are essential in Kerala mural painting, bringing energy and liveliness to the detailed artwork. The colour palette of these paintings is a mix of lively shades, mainly drawn from the beauty of nature. Initially, artists used traditional mineral pigments, but nowadays, modern acrylic and oil-based paints are also used. Please read this blog to know more about the techniques of Kerala Mural Paintings.
Kerala mural paintings are a type of art done in temples for more than 2000 years by local artists and passed down through families. These paintings are famous for being beautiful, clear, and symmetrical. They were used to show stories from religion and mythology on the walls of temples and churches in South India starting from the 8th century. The artists who create these traditional murals are highly skilled and creative, making this art form a valuable part of Kerala's heritage.
In this art, artists use traditional colours like red, yellow ochre, green, blue, white, and black. This set of colours is called "panchvarna," meaning five-coloured. Colours are essential in Kerala mural painting, bringing energy and liveliness to the detailed artwork. The colour palette of these paintings is a mix of lively shades, mainly drawn from the beauty of nature. Initially, artists used traditional mineral pigments, but nowadays, modern acrylic and oil-based paints are also used. Please read this blog to know more about the techniques of Kerala Mural Paintings.
About the Workshop
Create a traditional-style Kerala Mural of ‘Shakuntala with sakhiyan in Kerala Mural’ with master native artist Mr. Saju M.P. He will take you through the process of creating this beautiful painting using the right traditional motifs and techniques.
Shakuntala with sakhiyan in Kerala Mural: The painting depicts a vibrant and serene scene featuring Shakuntala and her companions, symbolizing friendship, feminine grace, and harmony with nature. Set in a lush natural landscape, the artwork showcases three women, each uniquely colored-green, white, and blue to represent vitality, purity, and tranquility.
The green figure, embodying youth and connection to the earth, exudes energy and complements the surrounding foliage. The central figure in white radiates inner peace and elegance, adorned with intricate jewelry that reflects a blend of inner and outer beauty. The blue figure symbolizes introspection and adds a reflective depth to the scene.
The presence of deer, birds, and a playful rabbit enhances the unity between humanity and nature. Celebrating companionship and the interplay of emotions, the painting highlights the joy of shared experiences and the beauty of vibrant, harmonious surroundings.
The green figure, embodying youth and connection to the earth, exudes energy and complements the surrounding foliage. The central figure in white radiates inner peace and elegance, adorned with intricate jewelry that reflects a blend of inner and outer beauty. The blue figure symbolizes introspection and adds a reflective depth to the scene.
The presence of deer, birds, and a playful rabbit enhances the unity between humanity and nature. Celebrating companionship and the interplay of emotions, the painting highlights the joy of shared experiences and the beauty of vibrant, harmonious surroundings.
This painting beautifully captures a moment of mindfulness and devotion, encouraging viewers to appreciate the harmony between tradition and beauty.
In this 2-week workshop create your masterpiece learning the techniques and history of this beautiful art form. You can attend live Zoom sessions where you interact with the master artist and other participants, learning not only the art form in depth but also more about the culture of the region. A structured classroom with step-wise instructions. pictures and recorded videos will be available after the session on Google Classroom.
This is a great opportunity to learn the motifs, techniques, and history of this ancient art form. Sign up for the workshop today!
Theme: Shakuntala with sakhiyan in Kerala Mural
Dates: 27th Jan to 7th Feb. 2025
Time: 2:05 PM to 3:30 PM IST (Mon to Fri)
Duration: 10 sessions (15 Hours+)Approx
Price: INR 2800 (2 Weeks)
Learning Objectives and Modules:
In this workshop, participants will learn about the intricate techniques of Kerala Mural art, focusing on washing methods and various shading styles. The history of the art form and the significance of its motifs will be explored in detail. Attendees will gain hands-on experience with all the techniques used in creating Kerala Mural paintings, including a step-by-step drawing and painting tutorial with detailed voiceovers. Throughout the process, the instructor will provide guidance, support, and answer any questions, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of this traditional art form.
Workshop is divided in 10 sessions / modules:
First two stages of Kerala Mural - Lekhya Karma and Rekha Karma (sketching and outlining) is already done if pre-sketch is provided and you can follow that if you are beginner. We will follow with other steps in the workshop
Module 1 and 2: Apply the base colour with two coats on entire canvas except the main motif
Module 3: Paint the Mukut (head gear) and ornaments in dark read colour, while continuing shading in other parts
Module 4: Start the shading of the faces and body parts
Module 5: Start the washing and shading of the ornaments, clothes and the musical instruments and elements
Module 6: Continue the shading work of the background and main motif of Shakuntala
Module 7: Continue the shading and detailing of the birds and other motifs
Module 8: Continue the shading of leaves, branches and other detail elements
Module 9: Completing Shading, detailing and Starting the "Mazhiyedal"
Module 10: Finishing up with Mazhiyedal using black outlining and Complete the painting
First two stages of Kerala Mural - Lekhya Karma and Rekha Karma (sketching and outlining) is already done if pre-sketch is provided and you can follow that if you are beginner. We will follow with other steps in the workshop
Module 1 and 2: Apply the base colour with two coats on entire canvas except the main motif
Module 3: Paint the Mukut (head gear) and ornaments in dark read colour, while continuing shading in other parts
Module 4: Start the shading of the faces and body parts
Module 5: Start the washing and shading of the ornaments, clothes and the musical instruments and elements
Module 6: Continue the shading work of the background and main motif of Shakuntala
Module 7: Continue the shading and detailing of the birds and other motifs
Module 8: Continue the shading of leaves, branches and other detail elements
Module 9: Completing Shading, detailing and Starting the "Mazhiyedal"
Module 10: Finishing up with Mazhiyedal using black outlining and Complete the painting
Materials Needed
- 16*20 Inches Thick Paper/Canvas
- Pencils / Eraser / Sharpener/ Black Color Pen / Thin Marker
- Acrylic Colors - Ochre Yellow, Permanent Blue Light, Turquoise, Cadmium Red, Burnt Sienna, Cadmium Yellow, Cadmium Orange, Sap Green, Phthalo Turquoise, Cadmium Yellow, black
- Long Hair Brushes: 000, 2, 5, 4, 6, 8
- Pallet
- Bowl of Water
- Old Cloth
(Basic Sketch Would Be Provided As Pre-Work For Tracing/Sketching)
About the Master Artist
Mr. Saju.M.P. comes from a lineage of Kerala Mural artists. His work can be seen in the temples (Guruvayoor) and churches of Kerala. He is also actively involved in restoration work of Kerala Murals to preserve this heritage art.
Image Source and Disclaimers
Disclaimer for the art workshop:
- The artist will make the painting in the standard size, and it is recommended to use the same size. However, participants may choose other sizes as per their convenience and seek artist guidance in live sessions to manage the artwork in their chosen size of canvas.
- Artist typically the brushes at their convenience as they have years of experience. Participants may choose the brush size as per their convenience and level of expertise, and seek artist guidance in the live sessions.
- Artists use the sample image as a reference image for teaching purposes only. They typically provide their interpretation and variations to make a unique artwork. Sample image is not copied as it is and Catterfly provides the due credit to the original artist (wherever available) in our marketing communications.
**The displayed image is a representational image from the net. Check our website to see the source and name of the original artist**
Duration
15 Hrs
Price
₹ 2800
Offer on Pre-recorded classes
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