How To Paint Glass Tanjore Painting

Yasoda Kannan III

Now starting with oil colors. You need two or three days for drying. If you are a first timer, apply the oil coloring one by one letting each color to dry. 

Step 4

Choose the skin color for Yasoda and I choose light pink for darker shades and whitish pink for light shades. However, she being a North Indian of wheatish white complex, as a divine one she is I add a pnikish tint to her skin. For this get a mix of little rose madder hue, lot of white, burnt umber a bit. For Kannan his original color of blue is to given. Get a mix of cobalt blue a little, white a lot, prussian blue a bit. Use brush to paint the edges of the design and within the design apply dabbing method. 

Have Glitter Sand (3D color) scattering here and there for the floor to shine up. Then go for oil color of your choice. 

Give the outer border filled with a acrylic color that matches your background color of the painting and the frame you going to choose. If you want you can give the border color first before going for oil colors. 

Viewing Side (Front Side) of the Painting

One more coloring is in due - for the background.....Pack Up....Meet u Tomo'....

Dabbing :
Take a bit of sponge, dip in the mix, just dab over the design.