I have forgotten from where I got this design.I made it in simple way on photo shop.
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Here are the kolams and rangolis in this page:
- sikku kolam37
- replica of deepavali contest kolam
- Kolam
- KUZHAL KOLAM
- dotted kolam
- sikku kolam36
- inspiration 2
- bala krishna after he received mukkan from me
- "Real" hRidayakamalam
- 11-11-11
Created by subashini on 2011-11-14,
This is the approximate design of my diwali contest kolam.I remade it on photo shop for one who wants my photo shop kolam only.
Created by ammuchandhini on 2011-11-13,
Hai to all...hope u like this kuzhal kolam(roller kolam) done by me recently...eagerly waiting for ur views...
Created by subashini on 2011-11-13,
This dotted kolam was drawn for the purpose of teaching photo shop to Aparna.most of it was drawn by her.I added the flower design to it.
Created by subashini on 2011-11-13,
First I tried to copy this kolam from a old magazine.After finishing the outer portion I couldn't continue.Then the inner portion was made by myself.
Created by umaraja on 2011-11-12,
hai frnz,
this is a mini kolam inspired from ranis diwali contest rangoli,,,done during eve 5 30 to 6 ....
Created by Dr.Rekha Shetty on 2011-11-11,
As i mentioned uploading the photo of my babu ,smiling bal-krishna just for your comments friends
Created by jkmrao on 2011-11-11,
Left top - A textbook picture of a human heart
Left middle - Around that a red outline is drawn to get the heart shape
Left bottom - Even though people use dots to create the hridayakamalam, it is only approximate. What one does is - take the outline, successively rotate by 135 degrees and join. When eight of these are joined we come back to the starting motif (135 deg x = 8 = 1080 deg = 360 deg x 3). This is the mathematics behind such patterns.
Right - A hridayakamalam created in such a way with a lamp at the centre is shown.
Enjoy! Regards! - mOhana
