Here is my first drawing of a Mandala using a software package in one of my Graphic design courses back in 1992 (California).
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Here are the kolams and rangolis in this page:
- My first Mandala on Computer
- Rangoli
- Red/white flowers
- Swastik Rangoli
- Deer Valley
- Designer kolam in free hand
- Applique work
- Woman's day
- Kolam
- Flowers and leaves
Created by r.suganthy on 2009-03-16,
This is my favorite kolam. To make it look more attractive, use only contrast colours.
Created by rajamma_2 on 2009-03-16,
This simple design on 6 dots 6 lines (straight dots) expanded on all four corners to create this bigger design.
Created by lakshmiraghu on 2009-03-13,
This is a doted swastik rangoli , dots for this 6 x 6 , all sides 2 dots plus free hand also.
Created by rajamma_2 on 2009-03-09,
It is a modified padikolam. After seeing BrindhaNagesh madam's kozhal kolams I was tempted to try that by hand. How is it?
Created by deepa ram on 2009-03-07,
take any coloured cotton cloth ,trace design and cut out shapely flowers,leaves.use fabric glue to stick and highlight with 3D glitters.mostly contrasting and bright colours will be more attractive.if both the applique designs and the base cloth are of same texture it will stick easily
Created by rajamma_2 on 2009-03-07,
SHE has so many ROLES to play and so Many things to offer to the Mankind.
Created by arulkoti on 2009-03-04,
Image on the left: 15 to 8 dots. Tried when i was free, fiddling with a pencil. Hope its come out well. Please comment. Will try putting it with kolam powder in front of my house one day and color it. it will definitely look good with colors.
Image on the right: 13 to 7 dots. Tried when i was free, fiddling around with a pencil. Hope its nice, please comment.
Arul
Created by anirudh on 2009-03-03,
Scanned the image from my book and outlined in MSPaint.
Dots: 23 X 11 ...extend for the outer flowers.
