Wood Mural painting & Procedure

jeyasrisankar · Jun 12, 2010

Dear Suganthi,

Ganesh is too good.

May i Know, where mural painting classes are taken in coimbatore. I am eager to learn the same.

regards
jaisri

preetarajan · Aug 6, 2010

Excellent and neat work suganthi......:bowdown:bowdown:bowdown...thanx for sharing procedure too....

nbh77 · May 24, 2011

Re: Wood mural paiting procedure

Hi Suganti, great job...... one doubt.. can we use m-seal instead of ceramic an chalk powderand design it in the same way???? pls reply..

Thanks..

suganthi86 said: ↑

Hi to all, here i'l explain the procedure,hw i did ganesha.....

Ingrediants :
1.Tracing design
2.Wood board
3.Fevicol
4.Ceramic powder
5.corn flower powder
6.Kundan stones
7.Fabric colors
8.Polythene cover

Step 1 :

First clean the hardboard using a sandpaper. Now in a bowl mix ceramic powder, fevicol and little water. It shouldn’t be very watery. The ratio of chalk powder to glue is 2:1, make sure its not water just a consistency that we use for mixing mehendi. Then using a Kitchen spatula/ Knife even spread the chalk powder mixture on to the hardboard, spread it neatly. Now let it dry for a day. Once its dried use the sandpaper and smooth en the surface once again.

Step 2 :

Next Step is to trace the design to the tracing sheet so that your design still remains good. Now trace the design to the board using yellow carbon, very neatly and slowly, take your time. Once the design is been traced.
Make a mixture of chalk powder, glue and very little water.

Make a cone using polythene cover and fill this mixture make a very small hole. Using this draw the outline and wherever you want an embossed effect. In this picture I have made all the jewelery. Next step is to stick the kundan stones where ever necessary. Let it dry. Once dried using the left over mixture give a thin coat of chalk powder surrounding the image. When its wet use an old hair comb and create designs, you can use any sharp tools to make background design/ texture. Once its dried, start painting.

Now your wood mural ganesha s ready !!!!!!!!!! :thumbsup :hiya

Check another ganesha pic in my attachment
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