I created the mandala below for the month of February. What happens is February, beside National Pizza Day, Ferris Wheel Day, Chinese New Year (wait, I could have easy created a mandala for these days)? It is the month that Valentine’s Day is observed.
A PDF of this mandala is available on my coloring page, for anyone to download.
It was created and colored in CorelDraw.
Here is my mandala for New Years. It was created in CorelDraw. A PDF coloring version of it is available on my Coloring Page.
A PDF coloring version of it is available on my Coloring Page.
Here is my mandala for Christmas. It was created in CorelDraw. A PDF coloring version of it is available on my Coloring Page.
I have added another drawing to my coloring page. The original line drawing was done in 2015 using Corel Draw. I just added color to it over the weekend.
Christmas Cards are done! Christmas shopping is finished (I think.) Work area cleaned, so I can get back to my drawings!
Here is a mandala I recreated in Corel Draw. It was based off of the one I drew by hand, which was Number 80 in the Mandala Challenge.
A black and white PDF version of this mandala is available on my coloring page.
I learned something today; Derwant Intense Color Pencils are water soluble. The drawing today was inspired by yesterday’s drawing. I like the skinning swirls.
A Little Swirl
Below is the design I did in Corel Draw. It has similar swirls.
Here is another drawing that I took inspiration from Indian pottery.
Native Lines
As you can tell, I spent more time on the Corel Draw version.
This is another drawing of a flower inspired by Indian pottery. Done on a Studio Series Artist tile with Faber Castell Pitt Pens and watercolor pencils.
Indian Leaf Flower
This Corel Draw drawing was also inspired by the same flower.
This drawing is available for you to color on the Coloring Page.
The inspiration for today drawing comes from an Indian pottery dish that I saw at a museum. It was done on a white Studio Series Artist Tile with Faber Castell Pitt pens and watercolor.
Indian Flower One
I ran out of time trying to recreate the design on the computer, but I did enjoy coloring what I created.
The first mandala is 6.25″ x 6.25″ drawing done with Sargent Glitter Gel Pens. The second mandala was done on a 3.5″ x 3.5″ Studio Series Artist tile using Sakura gel pen and Sargent Neon Gel Pens. The Sakura white gel pen shows up best on black paper. The last drawing was create in Corel Draw, export as a bitmap, and colored in Microsoft Paint.
Mandala – April 15
Dot Swirl
AofC Hexagon Shades
