Mewar Miniature

Learn the art of brushwork from a master artist as he guides you through various methods and techniques. Elevate your miniature painting skills with expert instruction.

Embark on a journey to master the intricate world of miniature painting with expert guidance from a renowned artist. Discover the art of brush strokes and refine your skills.

Delve into creating Wasali paper with the insightful guidance of Master Artist Asharam Meghwal. Learn the intricate process from a true expert in this instructional video.

The artist talks about his journey in his art practice - the nuanced ways of him learning the ropes of this heritage artform. Getting an understanding of a legendary artist journey, is the first step to starting your own.

The maestro shares his insights about how different schools and artists practice the same art style with their very own flair. He talks about how even minute things like the way an artist uses brushstrokes, or holds the brush, is influenced by the school they belong to.

Our artist, Ramu Ramdev talks about how Indian art and western art differ from each other, he shares the concept of the ‘inward eye’ or ‘mann ki aankh’ and how Indian art requires one to reflect inward to be able to grasp it.

In this module, you’ll learn about the different components of Indian chitrakala.

Our art course is meant to give you a complete understanding of different elements that come into play while creating Miniature art. In this chapter our artists tells you about styles, techniques and specific processes in the world of Indian Miniature art.

This fascinating chapter helps you add hues to your canvas. Learn about the different colours used in Miniature painting and how they are sourced.

Natural colours used to create Miniature paintings define how the final artwork shapes up. Our master artist Ramu Ramdev tells you in detail about the sources of natural colours used in this style.

Learn to distinguish between colours that are naturally sourced and colours that are produced synthetically. What difference does using natural colours make? Let’s find out in this lesson in our Miniature painting course.

Ramu Ramdev talks about the early beginnings of miniature art in Rajasthan, and how the art style was used as a narrative tool for visual storytelling.

Learn about what distinguishes the Miniature schools from each other - take notes! This lesson helps you stay true to the authentic style while creating your Miniature painting artworks.

In this chapter of our Miniature art course you will learn the major characteristics of Jaipur School of Miniature art.

The artist talks about factors that influence his personal art style, what sets his art apart, and what makes him a maestro. Understanding the stories and learnings of a maestro artist, you get a deeper perspective of creating your own art.

Master artist, Ramu Ramdev describes one of his legendary works - Purush aur Prakriti in detail. Enjoy this exclusive conversation with our master artist.

The artist describes one of his works - Lakshmi aur Narayan in detail. What better way to complete your art course in Miniature history than taking inspiration from artworks of a legendary artist and teacher.

Learn the best approach with the Maestro and how to use different techniques, tools, and colours for Miniature painting.

Miniature Paintings symbolise royalty. Each painting depicts tales of kings and their lifestyles. Learn more about its royal lineage in this lesson.

Shekhawati’s fresco-style paintings are truly unique. The Mughals popularised the art, but Islamic rules allowed only floral and abstract designs. Everything else was forbidden. This lesson will discuss that.

Miniature paintings are steeped in history, each piece telling a vivid story of the kings and courtesans at its heart. In this lesson, you'll get to meet the kings and explore their world through this intricate art form.

By the 20th century, Shekhawati palaces evolved under British influence. Artists embraced modern tools and painted murals of daily life, buses, trains, hats, and even gramophones! Discover more on this with the pearls of wisdom from Shekhawatji.

Samadar Singh Shekhawat explains his journey as an artist, his legacy, and personal anecdotes to help you better understand this art form. Are you interested? Well? So dive in, what are you waiting for?

Embark on a journey to learn the art of sketching in Mewar style miniature sketching. Unveil the secrets of this timeless tradition and let your creativity flourish under their expert guidance.

In this lesson you learn to make a light free-handed sketch of the horse and its rider. The master artist talks about how to align the features such as face, eyes, nose, and the attire of the rider and the horse with the Mewar style.

In this part, learn how to outline the sketch with paint. The master artist emphasizes on methods that will give outlines a smooth flow and a neat look to the overall artwork.

Starting with the background, the master artist explains how to make a green colour that resembles grass. He shows you the technique to mix primary shades to get the desired colour. These primary colours are traditionally made of natural ingredients, which were easily available in the Mewar region.

Learn to make your own colour palette in this lesson! Our master artist starts by mixing and grinding the white colour made from natural ingredients to dilute impurities. Follow the process of making and mixing primary colours to get your own rainbow of paints.

Prepare to delve into the colourful world of Mewar style miniatures as our master artist eloquently unfolds the intricate colour themes unique to this captivating tradition.

Adding details to your painting is what will give it finesse. Witness the skill of the master artist, Bhanwar Lal Kumawat, as he shows you how to carefully add details yo the painting with a steady hand and perfect precision.

In this segment, the master artist uses a fine brush to detail the ornaments, the facial features and artwork of the king, marking the detailing characteristics of the Mewar style.