Aakanksha Dugar

“There are not more

than three primary colours (blue, yellow,

red), yet in combination

they produce

more hues than can

ever been seen.”

THE COLOR WHEEL THE PYRAMID

PROPORTION

ELONGATION

MOTIF DEVELOPMENT

A shape is an element of art. In the motif development process different types of shapes are used to develop a natural motif into its geometric, stylized, and abstract form. 

ELEMENTS OF DESIGN

MESH

PLACEMENT AND REPEAT

EMPHASIS

SYMMETRICAL BALANCE

RADIAL BALANCE

ASYMMETRICAL BALANCE

WAX WASH EFFECT

SCRATCHI NG

WOVEN EFFECT

TWILL EFFECT

STENCIL SPRAY EFFECT

TIE AND DYE EFFECT

STENCILING

BLEACH EFFECT

WEAVE

SELF EXPLORATIONPAPER MAKING

AQUATIC LIFE – WAX WASH EFFECT

PENCIL SKETCHES

COLOUR PENCILS

WATER COLOURS

INK PAINTING

MIX MEDIA STILL LIFE

CRAYONS

WATER PAINTINGS

PORTRAIT

LOOM WEAVING

BAATIK

TIE AND DYE

TIE AND DYE

STENCILLING SPRAY

STENCILLING BRUSH

STENCIL

EMBROIDERIES OF INDIA

PATCH WORK

QUILTING

KNITTING

CROCHET

MACRAME

DESIGN FOR PILE WEAVE DESIGN FOR TAPESTRY

PRODUCTS BY ME

PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENTS

A FEST ORGANISED BY ME AS A PART OF THE INTERACT CLUB OF MAHADEVI BIRLA GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL

THANK YOU