Service Description

1. Pencil Drawing, Shading and Blending with Tools This foundational technique develops drawing skills using graphite pencils. Create shadows, texture, and depth using tools like blending stumps, tissues, and erasers. 2. Geometrical Art with Scale, Compass and Protractor Focused on accuracy and symmetry, this involves using mathematical tools to create structured, balanced designs such as mandalas, patterns, and architectural sketches. 3. Pencil Colour Drawing, Shading and Blending Combines fine line work with colored pencils to produce detailed, vibrant pieces. Techniques like layering and burnishing help achieve rich color transitions and realistic shading. 4. Water Colour Painting A translucent painting technique where artists use water-diluted pigments to build layers of color, capturing softness, light, and atmospheric effects. 5. Acrylic and Oil Painting Acrylics dry fast and are great for bold, textured techniques. Oils dry slowly, allowing smooth blending and detailed work, with richer hues and longer working time. 6. Soft and Oil Pastel Painting Soft pastels create velvety textures and blend smoothly, while oil pastels offer bold, creamy strokes for expressive artworks with painterly effects. 7. Perspective Art This technique uses vanishing points and horizon lines to represent three-dimensional space on a flat surface, giving depth to architectural scenes and landscapes. 8. Charcoal Painting Known for its rich blacks and dynamic shading, charcoal is perfect for dramatic contrasts, expressive portraits, capturing light and shadow with intensity. 9. Portrait and Landscape Painting Portraits focus on the human face and expression, while landscapes depict outdoor scenery. Both explore composition, light, and emotion in unique ways. 10. Knife Painting In this technique, palette knives replace brushes. Artists apply thick layers of paint for bold strokes and tactile textures that create a sculptural, dynamic feel. 11. Texture Art Artists build tactile surfaces using varied materials or thick paint techniques (like impasto), creating art that is visually and physically rich. 12. Mandala Art Rooted in spiritual traditions, mandalas are intricate, circular designs built with symmetry and pattern. Often created using pens, compasses, and coloring tools. 13. 3D Painting An illusion-based technique that makes artwork appear to pop out from the surface. Artists use perspective, shading, and highlights to simulate depth and volume.