Gold Leaf Gilding on Terracotta Pot – Beginner’s workshop in Bangalore About Gold Leaf Gilding – Gilding is a decorative technique for applying a very thin coating of gold to solid surfaces such as metal (most common), wood, porcelain, or stone. Gold leaf is gold that has been hammered into thin sheets by goldbeating and is often used for gilding. Layering […]
Kalamkari - Traditional Art workshop for Beginners in Bangalore Hey peps! Are you ready to explore the traditional art of Andhra ?If yes, then join us on August 4th for the KALAMKARI workshop on how to paint KALAMKARI motifs and colour palette of one of the most beautiful traditional art. What is KALAMKARI? It […]
Image Transfer workshop – Beginner workshop in Bangalore Image Transfer is the art of transferring the print on to the surface. In the workshop, participants will learn to 1) Transfer image on a tray 2) Photo transfer with coloured images. 3) we will also discuss the different types of image transfer materials 4) […]
Faux Blue Pottery - Live Online Session Blue pottery in India is widely recognized as a traditional craft of Jaipur, though it is Turko-Persian in origin. The name "blue pottery" comes from the eye catching blue dye used to colour the pottery. Learn to make faux blue pottery designs on a plate as a lovely […]
Shoe Painting - Online Workshop with Shailee's Hand-painted Shoes Convert a boring new pair of white canvas shoes into a 'work of art.' Or just revive an old pair and make it look new and colourful! Acrylic paints are meant for canvas and they last as long as your shoes would. These painted shoes can […]
Alcoholic Ink Painting - Online Workshop with Arth by Kshama Alcohol ink is an impressionistic medium. This medium is a current rage amongst artist due to its highly pigmented colors that are transparent and extremely vibrant that on drying give a wispy effect. Alcohol inks are widely used to create flowing abstract art, mixed media […]
Faux Blue Pottery - Live Online Session Blue pottery in India is widely recognized as a traditional craft of Jaipur, though it is Turko-Persian in origin. The name "blue pottery" comes from the eye catching blue dye used to colour the pottery. Learn to make faux blue pottery designs on a plate as a lovely […]