Hello, how are you all today?
I hope that everyone is doing fantastic. I'm okay as well.
I'm going to share a recent black-and-white sketch I created of Mandela with you in today's blog.
I think you'll like my painting.
So let's look at today's Mandela artwork.
In order for you to understand how I drew the picture, I tried to arrange the steps as I went along. I have outlined each step below. I hope you enjoy it.
Required materials:
- white paper
- black color pen
- red color pen
- geometric compass
This is the art of lord Jagannath.
Before I started painting I pray to god. when I close my eyes and pray I will imagine the portrait of Lord Jagannath.
"Lord of the Universe" is a title given to Shree Jagannath. Along with His siblings Subhadra and Balabhadra, Lord Jagannath is a deity revered in local Hindu traditions in Bangladesh and India.
Within Odia Hinduism, Shree Jagannath is referred to as the "Para Braham" and the "Supreme God Purushottam." His disciples refer to him as "Mahaprabhu" (The Supreme God), "Kalia Thakura" (The God of Black Complexion), "Chaka Akhia" (One with Round Eyes), and "Bada Thakura" (The One with Square Eyes) (Main God). most Hindu Vaishnavas, especially the "Kirshnaites."
Lord Jagannath is an abstract image of Krishna or Vishnu who occasionally appears as one of these deities' avatars. He is a furious tantric form of Bhairava, a manifestation of Shiva associated with annihilation, according to some Shaiva and Shakta Hindus.