This is ne simple guess for women's on women's day .plese check who is this man.Very simple so no hint is given
guess who
Straight Dots: 15 - 1
This is one of Veni's kolams (http://www.ikolam.com/node/14935?p=12785) which inspired me recently. I changed the central portion and made a new kolam. I put this kolam in my balcony to welcome a couple of friends who came home last week - but had a really tough time trying to spread the kolapodi on that smooth surface as the wind was trying to blow away my strokes as soon as I put them. I finally managed to complete it (not to my satisfaction though). My friends liked it very much - hope you all like it too
Let the game begin again, after a long gap!
(I hope the friends who had seen this in person would not give away the answer). Can you guess who made this?
This is a kolam put paadhi- paadhi {50 - 50] by Rajam and me. We did this till 1.30 in the midnight yesterday. Now you have to guess which half is put by her and which by me? We dedicate this kolam to those who tell the correct answer. Come on.... pull up your socks...Your time starts NOW!
Here is one more rangoli enthusiast who wants to play the "guess who" game. Now who could that be? Any ideas?
One of our rangoli enthusiast is interested in playing our "guess who" game. Can you guess who it is?
Here is the original description:
I like pookolam very much. Lata, I want to play "guess who".Is this suitable for this?
Boo hoo hoo!! No one guessed my name for the "guess who" game!! Some one suggest a good therapist!
Here comes a Chiku kolam for the "Guess who" game. The artist would also like you to name this animal. I don't see any more rangolis meant for this game, which means, after the guessing is over on this rangoli, the Game is over.
Looks like more and more people are playing with Photoshop nowadays
Who's work do you think this is?
Here is the original description:
This is a sona drawing done with a story behind it.
I chose the number of dots as 11 and 10 for a specific purpose.
11 is the number for Siva. There are 11 forms of Siva, EkAdaSa
rudra. 10 is the number for vishNu, with ten avatArAs. These
two can be connected with a single line going through all of them.
This shows the unity between the two.
The ear-bud technique is obvious in this rangoli, but, who made it?
Here is the original description:
My friend*s daughter-in-law from Bangalore presented me 4 nos of kolam stencil. I had tried it out. Being 1st time trying the stencil chamuthai i used white colour only (The centre part is stencil and outline as usual earbud method)Wait and see for more 3 stencils in colour...
viji
Someone had uploaded this beautiful image especially for this game! Could we make a guess?
Here is the original description:
I have created this design in photo shop for "GUESS WHO" game.Please take it to the game. Thank you