Service Description

1. Pencil Drawing with Scale and Compass This technique blends creativity with precision. Using tools like rulers and compasses, artists create accurate geometric shapes, architectural forms, and symmetrical designs—perfect for mandalas, technical sketches, and pattern-based art. 2. Pencil Shading and Blending with Tools Essential for realistic drawing, this involves applying varying pressure and graphite grades to achieve light, shadow, and depth. Tools like blending stumps, tissues, and kneaded erasers help in creating smooth gradients and textures. 3. Pencil Color Drawing, Shading and Blending Colored pencils allow for vibrant, detailed illustrations. Artists layer colors to build intensity and use burnishing or blending techniques to create smooth transitions and lifelike results. 4. Water Colour Painting A fluid and expressive medium, watercolor uses transparent pigments and water to create soft washes, layers, and textures. It's ideal for dreamy landscapes, delicate florals, and impressionistic compositions. 5. Acrylic Painting Acrylics dry quickly and can mimic the look of both watercolor and oil. They're versatile and great for experimenting with bold colors, thick texture (impasto), or detailed layering. 6. Soft and Oil Pastel Painting Soft pastels produce velvety textures and gentle blends, perfect for impressionistic effects. Oil pastels are richer and creamier, great for vibrant, textural pieces with expressive strokes. 7. Portrait and Landscape Painting Portraits focus on capturing human likeness and emotion with detail and nuance. Landscapes highlight nature or urban scenes, using color, light, and composition to express mood and perspective.