The sketch is completed using black ink or colour with the help of a nib.
It is then filled with colors.
Finally the painting is ready to be framed.
The same sketch can be filled with different colors to get a desired product.
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This is really nice. Can u post a detail tutorial of the painting with pictures.
Thank you
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Thanks for appreciating. Soon will post a detailed tutorial ...
the work is really nice..but i have a query..that what type of nib do u use for marking black outlines..plz answer..
There are nibs which are used for making madhubani painting which is dipped in color to sketch
savitha
beautiful painting can u please post a detail tutorial of the painting with pictures
mu email id savitha.bhoote@gmail.com
mobile 9844004303
savitha
beautiful painting can u please post a detail tutorial of the painting with pictures
mu email id savitha.bhoote@gmail.com
mobile 9844004303
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