Welcome to our Monthly Art Classes, a creative journey that takes you through a world of diverse art forms, each month bringing a new art style for you to explore and master. Whether you're a seasoned artist or just starting on your artistic adventure, this series of classes is designed to broaden your horizons and nurture your creative spirit.

Month 1 & 2: Mandala Art

Discover the beauty and depth of Mandala Art as you learn to create intricate, symmetrical designs within the comforting embrace of a circle. Mandalas are not only visually appealing but also serve as a tool for relaxation and meditation.

Month 3 & 4: Warli Art

Step into the world of Warli Art, an ancient tribal tradition from Maharashtra and Gujarat. Dive into the simplicity of this art form, known for its monochromatic depictions of daily life and rituals, and tell your own stories through Warli.

Month 5 & 6: Madhubani Art

Explore the vibrant world of Madhubani Art, hailing from Bihar. You'll learn to craft colorful, detailed paintings that often feature scenes from Hindu mythology and nature. Let your artistic journey reflect the rich cultural heritage of India.

We will update the plan for future months so please keep referring to this page.

Mandala Art

Mandala art is a unique and ancient form of artistic expression that holds deep spiritual and cultural significance. The word "mandala" is derived from the ancient Indian language of Sanskrit and means "circle." In its most basic form, a mandala is a geometric configuration of intricate patterns and shapes within a circular design.

Mandalas have been used across various cultures, including Hinduism, Buddhism, and indigenous traditions, as tools for meditation, spiritual growth, and self-expression. They often symbolize wholeness, unity, and the universe, representing a microcosm of the cosmos.

Mandala art typically begins with a central point and radiates outward in a symmetrical fashion, with repeating patterns, geometric shapes, and intricate details. These designs are often colorful, and the choice of colors can hold specific symbolism and meaning.

Mandalas are not only a means of creating aesthetically pleasing artwork but also serve as a form of therapy, stress relief, and self-discovery. Artists and practitioners find the act of creating mandalas to be a meditative and calming process, allowing for self-expression and a deeper connection to their inner selves.

While traditional mandalas are rooted in spiritual and cultural contexts, contemporary artists have embraced the form, using it as a way to express their creativity and ideas. Today, mandala art has become a popular art form, enjoyed by both beginners and experienced artists, offering a creative outlet for self-expression and exploration of intricate patterns and colors.

Class Curriculum

Class 1: Introduction to Mandala Art

- What is Mandala art? Its history and significance.

- Materials and tools: pens, paper, compass, ruler, protractor.

- Basic shapes: circles, triangles, squares, and their significance.

- Guided practice: Drawing a simple mandala using circles and lines.

Class 2: Exploring Geometric Patterns

- Review of basic shapes and their variations.

- Creating different geometric patterns within a circle.

- Importance of symmetry in mandala art.

- Guided practice: Designing a mandala with geometric patterns.

Class 3: Adding Details and Borders

- Introduction to adding intricate details.

- Understanding different line patterns and fillings.

- Creating a decorative border for your mandala.

- Guided practice: Enhancing a mandala with details and borders.

Class 4: Working with Colors

- Introduction to color theory and the psychology of colors.

- Choosing a color palette for your mandala.

- Techniques for coloring your mandala.

- Guided practice: Coloring a mandala using your chosen palette.

Class 5: Nature-inspired Mandalas

- Drawing inspiration from nature for your mandalas.

- Creating mandalas based on flowers, leaves, or animals.

- The therapeutic aspects of nature-inspired mandalas.

- Guided practice: Crafting a nature-themed mandala.

Class 6: Personal Symbolism and Storytelling

- Using mandalas to express emotions and tell stories.

- Incorporating personal symbols and meanings into your mandalas.

- Guided practice: Designing a mandala with a personal narrative.

Class 7: Advanced Techniques

- Exploring more complex patterns and designs.

- Combining different shapes and patterns.

- Introduction to 3D and layered mandalas.

- Guided practice: Creating an advanced mandala.

Class 8: Final Projects and Showcase

- Review of everything learned in previous classes.

- Developing your unique style in Mandala art.

- Creating a final mandala project.

- Sharing and discussing your mandalas with the class.