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ONLINE PICHWAI & PATTACHITRA ART WORKSHOP
This workshop is now over, you can buy the recordings for this workshop.
This workshop was done over 8 classes (of an hour each) and thus 8 recordings would be provided.
Materials that you will need:
- A4 Size plain paper (a couple of extra sheets to practice sketching)
- Poster colors (preferred, if you don’t have access to poster colors, you can use acrylic colors)
- Brushes (size 0 to size 4/5), water and palette for mixing
- Black pen for outlines (not mandatory, can outline with brush and paint too)
- Pencil and rubber for sketching
What is Pichwai Art
- Pichwai is a style of painting that originated over 400 years ago, in the town of Nathdwara near Udaipur in Rajasthan, India and these paintings depict tales from Lord Krishna's life.
What you will be learning
- Jayesh Sharma ji, who has been a Pichwai artist for more than 38 years and his family has been practicing this art for 400 years too. He will be teaching us some basics of Pichwai and will teach us to paint the Shreenathji painting shown here over zoom over 4 classes of 1 hour each.
- He teaches in Hindi and the Memeraki team will be present for translations and to help conduct the workshop.
What is Pattachitra Art
- Since the 12th Century AD, the Pattachitra paintings flourished in the temple town of Puri, with skilled chitrakarsadorning canvases, temple walls, and walls of homes during marriages and other festive occasions with detailed artwork. Heroic tales of gods and goddesses from the epics of Mahabharata and Ramayana are painted in bold colours of red, white, and yellow
What you will be learning
- Apindra Swain ji has been an artist for more than 30 years and lives in the heritage village of Raghurajpur in Odisha. He will be teaching us some basics of Pattachitra and will teach us to paint this painting of Lord Jagannatha, Lord Balabhadra, and Maa Subadhras shown here over zoom over 4 classes of 1 hour each.
- He teaches in Hindi and the Memeraki team will be present for translations and to help conduct the workshop.
We hope you can join us to support the arts and artists.
No, we do not provide art kits with this workshop. Before the workshop, we will share the list of materials you will need to complete your artwork. Our materials list is curated to make sure all required items are easily available.
However, we also sell art kits for some of the art forms seperately which you can find here.