&caption=undefined&description=<p><strong>Date: June 21, 10 am to 2 pm</strong></p><p><strong>Suitable for ages 16 to adult</strong></p><p><strong>Early bird pricing for the first 6 registrations only.</strong></p><p><br></p><p>Madhubani has long fascinated young and old and is an ethnic stamp of Indian heritage in many ways. <strong>We will be doing this session using a dip pen, Indian inks and paper. </strong>Just like the old days. (No micron pen shortcuts here)</p><p><br></p><p>In the traditional wall paintings of Mithila, the act of drawing has always been separate from that of painting. An Outline was first drawn and colours were filled later. The whole tradition of painting in Mithila is called coloured drawings.</p><p><br></p><p>When paper was introduced as a surface for painting, many women artists painted fine drawings in red and black inks, simply because it was deeply rooted in tradition and the drawing was always to take center stage.</p><p><br></p><p>They’re wonderfully intricate with every stoke and line coming together to form a divine artwork. </p><p><br></p><p>The history of Madhubani is rich and varied and we will delve deeper into that during the class. What we will be painting is 'The Clove Tree' originally painted by Smt. Ganga Devi in 1989 and try to re-create the magic she once did. We will use 300 gsm paper with minimalist colours. Just black and red just like the old times.</p><p><br></p><p>All supplies required for the workshop will be provided.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Who will be teaching?</strong></p><p>Sushila Prakash is an India-based artist and art educator who pursued her lifelong passion for Art after a distinguished career as a Lawyer for over 25 years. While media of expertise includes a wide array of artistic styles; she has created a unique niche for herself in the world of Kerala Mural painting, a traditional Indian art style originating from the Southern state of Kerala. Madhubani is also something she has learnt the traditional way.</p><p><br></p><p>So just bring yourself and get ready to have fun! Suitable for ages 16 to adults.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>FAQ?</strong></p><ol><li><strong>Where is this happening?</strong> this is an offline in-person workshop happening at HTC, Royapettah Chennai. We currently don’t have any online versions.</li><li><strong>Are materials provided?</strong> Yes, all supplies required for the workshop will be provided. So just bring yourself and a water bottle.</li><li><strong>Who can participate? </strong>Any beginners from the age of 16 to adults can join.</li><li><strong>Do I get to take home what I make?</strong> Yea, absolutely.</li><li><strong>If I miss the class can I use it for something else? </strong>NO.<strong> </strong>We sell limited tickets. So please understand that we cannot refund, cancel, or transfer your ticket to another workshop. You can at best ask a friend to attend in your place. We cannot and will not offer any solutions for any reason you do not come for the workshop. You will forfeit your amount if you’re a no-show.</li></ol><p><br></p><p><strong>Note:</strong></p><p><strong>No Cancellations or refunds or exchanges are allowed under any circumstances.</strong></p>&redirect_uri=http://www.facebook.com)
Date: June 21, 10 am to 2 pm
Suitable for ages 16 to adult
Early bird pricing for the first 6 registrations only.
Madhubani has long fascinated young and old and is an ethnic stamp of Indian heritage in many ways. We will be doing this session using a dip pen, Indian inks and paper. Just like the old days. (No micron pen shortcuts here)
In the traditional wall paintings of Mithila, the act of drawing has always been separate from that of painting. An Outline was first drawn and colours were filled later. The whole tradition of painting in Mithila is called coloured drawings.
When paper was introduced as a surface for painting, many women artists painted fine drawings in red and black inks, simply because it was deeply rooted in tradition and the drawing was always to take center stage.
They’re wonderfully intricate with every stoke and line coming together to form a divine artwork.
The history of Madhubani is rich and varied and we will delve deeper into that during the class. What we will be painting is 'The Clove Tree' originally painted by Smt. Ganga Devi in 1989 and try to re-create the magic she once did. We will use 300 gsm paper with minimalist colours. Just black and red just like the old times.
All supplies required for the workshop will be provided.
Who will be teaching?
Sushila Prakash is an India-based artist and art educator who pursued her lifelong passion for Art after a distinguished career as a Lawyer for over 25 years. While media of expertise includes a wide array of artistic styles; she has created a unique niche for herself in the world of Kerala Mural painting, a traditional Indian art style originating from the Southern state of Kerala. Madhubani is also something she has learnt the traditional way.
So just bring yourself and get ready to have fun! Suitable for ages 16 to adults.
FAQ?
- Where is this happening? this is an offline in-person workshop happening at HTC, Royapettah Chennai. We currently don’t have any online versions.
- Are materials provided? Yes, all supplies required for the workshop will be provided. So just bring yourself and a water bottle.
- Who can participate? Any beginners from the age of 16 to adults can join.
- Do I get to take home what I make? Yea, absolutely.
- If I miss the class can I use it for something else? NO. We sell limited tickets. So please understand that we cannot refund, cancel, or transfer your ticket to another workshop. You can at best ask a friend to attend in your place. We cannot and will not offer any solutions for any reason you do not come for the workshop. You will forfeit your amount if you’re a no-show.
Note:
No Cancellations or refunds or exchanges are allowed under any circumstances.
