Acrylic Ganesha Painting !

Hello friends,
Thanks for coming by today! What a great way to start every month with the paintings of Ganesha. I am posting this month painting and I have shared the video tutorial.

This painting is simple and easy to recreate. You can design the beautiful abstract background by choosing your own color palette.

Materials Used:

• Canvas Board 
• Acrylic Colors
• Paint Brush

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Ganesha Painting Series

Hello friends,
I'm back to share another painting of Ganesha using acrylic colors. I have gifted this painting to one of my friend. If you want to recreate this painting, you can watch the video in my YouTube Channel. I hope you will check it out.

Materials Used:
Acrylic colors
Canvas 16*20
Paint Brush size - 0,2,6

One more news, we moved from Michigan to Virgnia. We are busy in organizing / decorating our new home, you can expect more DIY home decor videos in the near future.

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Ganesha Painting Series - Feb !

Hello everyone,
Today's post is all about Ganesha Painting on canvas. This time tried painting a BalGanesh using Acrylic colors and I planned to paint Him, at least once a month. If you want see all my Ganesha painting, follow this link.

I have shared a video tutorial,subscribe to my YouTube Channel Artconquers for more videos

Materials Used: 

• Canvas Board 
• Acrylic colors
• Round Brush
• Camel Gloss Medium

 

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Happy New Year !!

Hello friends,

Wishing you a Happy new year, may this year bring you happiness. Its been a month since I posted anything on my blog, I was little busy with our trip to India. I'm back to share a Ganesha canvas painting again, as you all know that He is my favorite.

Tutorial:

• Sketch a rough diagram of Ganesha face on the canvas using pencil.
• Use Acrylic colors like burnt sienna, Raw Sienna and Ultramarine blue for the background.
• For texture background,sprinkle some water and clean it with the tissue paper.
• Paint Ganesha's face, ear and hand with orange and yellow acrylics.
• Make an outline with black acrylic using round brush size 0.
• Atlast, paint the turban with shades of green and give detailed design with metallic colors.

I have shared a video tutorial for this painting. Please subscribe to my channel Artconquers for more DIY projects.

Materials Used:

• Canvas 
• Acrylic colors
• Making Tape
• Pencil
• Round Brush size - 0,4,8

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Ganesh Clay Art

Hello friends,Today's post is all about Lord Ganesha Painting using air dry clay. Ganesh Chaturthi is around the corner, so decided to create Ganesha Canvas painting.This painting is pretty simple and easy to make it. I have used homemade air dry clay.

How to:

• Paint the canvas with black acrylic
• Later use stencil to make a background on the canvas. 
• Mix acrylic color with the air dry clay
• Draw a rough sketch of Ganesha on a paper for the reference, then roll the clay and place it over the canvas and complete the entire Ganesha.
• Allow them to dry for few hours and again paint them with the same acrylic color Rust.

I have shared a video tutorial for this art. Subscribe to my chanel for more DIY videos

Materials Used:
Canvas Board
Pencil
Paper
Stencil
Acrylic colors
Pearl metallic acrylic colors
Homemade air dry clay

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Ganapati Painting!

Hello friends,
Today I'm going to share Ganesha painting. This painting is simple and easy to recreate with acrylic or any other medium.

Tutorial:

• Draw a rough diagram of ganesha face with pencil.
• For making this background, use masking tape and paint them with acrylic paint.
• Atlast color the ganesha face with orange and white acrylic,follow the same process for the other features.
• Complete the painting by drawing eyes and other details like tilak .

I have shared the video tutorial for the same. Subscribe to my Channel Artconquers for more videos

Materials Used:
Canvas Board
Acrylic Paint
Varnish
Pencil

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Ganesha painting on canvas using Acrylic (Series 3)

Hello everyone,
Today I'm going to share Ganesha painting using acrylic. I made it in a bigger canvas of size 11*14 inches. For the upcoming month, I will paint Lord Ganesha with different techniques.

Earlier, I painted only Lord Ganesha's face. This time, I tried painting the entire Ganesha and decided to give as a birthday present to my friend. I'm happy that she liked it. 

Tutorial:

• Sketch the Ganesha on the canvas using pencil.
• Paint the background with Flat brush making horizontal strokes using Blue and green acrylic.
• Color the Ganesha face and the body with skin tone and yellow color.
• Then paint the ganesh dhoti with red and white acrylic, lotus with pink and white.
• Atlast, give a coat of varnish for the glossy look.

I made a video tutorial for this painting. Subscribe to my channel Art Conquers for new videos every Wednesday.

Materials Used:

• Canvas Board 11*14
• Acrylic Colors from Liquitex, Folk Art, Fevicryl
• Camel Gloss Medium
• Flast Brush Size 14 from Rainbow
• Round Brush size 2,4,6 from Fine Art

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Ganesha Canvas painting

Hello everyone,

A post after a long time,I tried acrylic paintingon the canvas board for the first time. Ganesh Chaturthi is around the corner, so I made a simple and easy Ganesha painting inspired from Pinterest. For more Ganesha paintings, follow this link for a video tutorial.

Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated as birth anniversary of Lord Ganesh. On Ganesh Chaturthi, Lord Ganesh is worshipped as the god of wisdom, prosperity and good fortune.

The festivity of Ganesh Chaturthi, ends after 10 days on Ganesh Visarjan day. On this day,devotees immerse idol of Lord Ganesh in water

Materials Required:

• Canvas board
• Paint brush
• Acrylic color
• Photo frame
• Masking tape

I made a video for this acrylic canvas painting and subscribe to my channel for more videos

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