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Introduction

In this exciting journey of creativity, we embark on a beautiful project to paint Lord Ganesha. Having already sketched the outline, I begin the process by carefully outlining the eyes using a pen. This initial step sets the foundation for capturing the divine visage of Ganesha.

Next, I will proceed to draw the entire face, ensuring to include all the intricate details. As I focus on the skin tone of Ganesha, I will be coloring it with vibrant watercolors, which I conveniently obtained at an affordable price of ₹. My aim is to apply these colors gently across the entirety of his skin, including his face, trunk, hands, and body.

I will employ light and subtle color shades for the initial application before moving on to add depth through shading in later stages. For this artwork, I am working on chart paper as my canvas, which perfectly suits my needs.

This post serves as part one of a two-part series. Though I may not consider myself an expert in painting, I enjoy the process of drawing and painting. If you find this video helpful or enjoyable, I encourage you to follow along for part two of this project. Until then, I wish everyone a wonderful day!

Keywords

• Ganesha
• painting
• art
• watercolor
• sketch
• DIY
• tutorial
• chart paper
• vibrant colors
• shading

FAQ

Q: What are the materials used for the painting?
A: The main materials include chart paper, watercolors, and a pen for outlining.

Q: Is this the first part of the Ganesha painting series?
A: Yes, this is part one of a two-part series on painting Lord Ganesha.

Q: Do I need to be an expert to follow along?
A: No, you do not need to be an expert; the tutorial is suitable for all skill levels.

Q: Where can I find the follow-up tutorial?
A: The follow-up tutorial will be available in part two of this series.

Q: What techniques will be used in the painting?
A: The initial coloring will involve light application of watercolors, followed by shading techniques.