Draw eyes, hands, legs, face in Indian Traditional Painting

Creative ways to learn Indian Miniature Art

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Draw eyes, hands, legs, face in Indian Traditional Painting

What You Will Learn!

Through this course you will understand the basics of Indian Traditional Art which is one of the oldest art and could be traced back to the times of Ajanta Ellora Caves.
Basics of Indian Traditional Art
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How to easily draw the basic elements such as Eyes, Hands, Legs and Face in Indian Traditional Art

Description

Disclaimer : The audio in this course is in another language but that you have added closed captions in English.

In order to learn Indian Traditional Painting one has to first understand the basics of the various elements that compose the whole painting. Since miniature painting is the art of detailing, intricacy and focus each and every element that is drawn on the paper has to look perfectly created and painting. Therefore in order to master these elements we have divided the classes in small parts so that the students can learn each of these individual elements first, master them and then move on to the other levels. While line is the backbone of miniature painting.

Eyes, hands, legs :- Being an intricate art of line and detailing no part of the painting can be left out. While hands and legs are those smaller parts, it's very important to draw them correctly and in the proper flow of line. Even though the anatomy resembles realism there is a different technique involved to make them as traditional hands. Learn that through these very easily designed classes.

Eyes :- Eyes form the beauty of the face and play a very important role in the painting. Each school has a different eye kind. Learn them through this class.

Face/Side face :- Just like hand, legs and eyes face also forms an integral part of the miniature painting. While it looks similar to realistic painting the techniques to create a miniature face are unique.

This course will give insights into how to draw a face in the Indian Traditional Painting. It will also throw light on the subtle differences between the faces, noses, turbans, hair from the different schools and male-female.