Here is the forth Doodle I have painted since Covid-19 lockdown has started . So far it has been a very uplifting and inspiring activity for me and my viewers. I have been also having a lot of fun making intricate patterns made from each doodle and sharing them on my Instagram page. For Doodle#4, I am playing with a neutral background and soft colours in the foreground. Watch the very relaxing video below. And , please feel free to colour with me! You can find colouring pages

Would You Embrace the Challenge? I am still continuing colouring Doodles. For Doodle#3 I have decided to challenge myself with warm colours on a yellow background and see if I can still create balanced visuals. I think I observed and absorbed the yellow colour and energy! Watch this video to find out why!:) If you wish to colour as well, colouring page for Doodle#3 is available for free download now: https://www.taravahab.com/coloring-sh... And these are the beautiful patter

Colour Doodle#2 With Me One of the rules for perfecting any skill in any filled is consistent practice. So, I am still practicing to increase my patience and concentration. Each week I am completing drawing, colouring and recording one of these Doodles. In this video I am colouring Doodle#2 and talking about contrast, temperature and value between the colours. Colouring page is available for free download at : https://www.taravahab.com/coloring-sh... #colours #colouringwit

Colour Doodle#1 With Me: For most people who have no or little experience with painting, getting art materials ready and starting a painting project may seem like a difficult task. As part of my StarHood practice and spontaneous activities I have decided to start drawing and colouring intricate Doodles. Doodles are abstract drawings that often are done on the corners of notebook pages when people are bored and want to make the passage of time easier. I have recorder the pai

How to make a Colour Wheel & identifying colours easily One of the best exercises to learn about colours is to make a colour wheel, mixing all the colours and see the relationship between them. A colour wheel is a tool that artist use as a mixing guide. It contains most of the knowledge about colours and their mixing rules. Making a colour wheel is particularly a helpful practice if planning to paint a painting from a reference photo. For example when struggling with drawing

FACT: On average people spend less than 30 seconds to look at a painting. What about you? How often do you go to a gallery or a museum? When looking at a painting, first thing that most viewers want to know is the title. What it calls seems to be what it means most of the times. But a painting or a work of art is more than just a title, or the medium, size, composition , colours, shapes or forms. It is the combination of all of the above elements that is being presented in a