Kachini (Indian Folk Art) workshop by Prasannavika on August 22nd & 23rd

About the Artist:

Prasannavika (@sundarakala) is a handmade artist who is passionate about illustrative Indian folk art forms. What started off as a means to vent out some steam after long days in the corporate world, ended up becoming a passion. She started off with whatever she felt like working on, and slowly ended up discovering her love for mandalas, watercolour florals and the Bihar based folk art form of Madhubani. Almost 7 years after she started her work in the corporate world, and 3 years into experimenting with it part time, she took the plunge, quit her job and started Sundarakala.

What you will learn?

They will be taken through the birth, discovery and history of the art form for the first 20 minutes of the session, followed by the hands on experience.

During the hands-on session, I will be illustrating along and telling them the major characteristics,patterns and flow of the Kachini art form that make it unique. By the end of the session, the aim is to have a finished Kachini piece with them.

Materials Required:

Pencil
A 300 gsm watercolor art paper (A4 size, Brustro watercolor A4 sheets are recommended )
Eraser / Ruler / Sharpener
Black Brustro Fineliners of 0.4mm thickness and 0.5mm thickness
A red fineliner (I think a staedtler fineliner of 0.4 0r 0.5mm thickness is good or even a Unibal red pen would do).

The workshop will be hosted via Zoom. We will send you a unique Zoom link a day before the workshop for you to join.

Date: August 22nd & 23rd

Duration: 4 hours

Time:

Session 1 - August 22nd : 5pm to 7pm
Session 2 - August 23rd - 5pm to 7pm

Cost : Rs.899/-

(Recorded Session Available)

Limited Seats Available! Click below to Block Your Seat !