Warli Course

In this part of your Warli art course, learn about Warli tradition, the materials used, the composition, and how the art form distinguishes itself from other traditional arts.

Apart from the traditional materials and themes that are visible in Warli Art, master artist Sadashiv Mhase tells us about more contemprory themes he has explored in his Warli journey.

The artist tells us about his father, Padma Shri Jivya Soma Mhase, a maestro of Warli art. This exclusive conversation about the 'Father of Warli' Art' helps you understand prepectives of a master artist who has had a defining impact on Warli art.

This tribal art form from Maharashtra has mades waves globally. Explore new trends in Warli as the artist dives into how he and the world see Warli art today.

The artist gives us anecdotes from his artist father's life, a very significant and influencial figure in the world of Warli.

He explains what Warli means for the community that practices it, a thread that ties them together and how both help each other grow.

Our Warli art course is more than just creating artworks. In this chapte the master artist goes into depth about the art of storytelling in Warli art, and the meaning that the art form holds for the community.

The artist delves deeper into how Warli is used as a means of storytelling, and how Warli motifs were one of the first forms of entertainment. Knowing these little anecdotes makes learning the art form a cohisive and memorable experience.

Vijay Mhase talks about the increasing popularity of the Warli art form in India and even around the world. He explains how the art is making impactful strides.

Learn about contemporary trends in Warli art that reflect the dynamic nature of artistic expression and the adaptability of traditional art forms to contemporary contexts. While preserving the essence of Warli art, these trends ensure its relevance and evolution in the modern world.

Praveen Mhase, awarded Warli artist, reflects on his journey of Warli art traditions with a deep sense of pride and passion. He acknowledges the rich heritage and cultural significance of Warli art and how it has shaped his artistic journey.

In this module, you shall get to learn about the rich history of Warli Art. A lesson that helps you understand the origin of the art and create art that is authentic.

Whats in a name they say! Well, a lot. In this chapter the artist goes into further detail about the history of the art form and interesting stories on the origings of its name.

The artist goes into further detail about the history of the art form! You are about to be engaged, educated and even more interested in Warli art!

Master artist Sadashiv Jivya Mhase dives into more stories about his artist father, Padma Shri Jivya Soma Mhase.

The artist further tells us about the awards and recognitions received by his father. You see a sense of pride, not just as a son, but also as an artist, promoting the traditional Indian art form of Warli

The artist speaks about the challenges faced by Warli artists to pass their art form to future generations, and also how they have been able to cope with them.

Prep your canvas before you start painting! In this module, you will learn about the materials used to create the ground for Warli paintings.

In this module, you will learn about the material used for creating the white pigment, and the tools used to put them on the canvas. Some of these traditional techniques will wow you!

Here, the artist shows you how a traditional Warli art tool is prepared. An interesting insight to knowing more about the shapes and figures of Warli.

Tools and Materials (IV): The artist briefly goes over other traditional tools that were used to create the beautiful patters and motifs in Warli art.

We promised you a complete guide to Warli art and here it is! In this module, the artist delves deeper into the process of making the necessary tools for Warli art - this is an art in itself!

WHite is one of the primary colours of Warli art. The artist explains the importance of white colour in the Warli community and its art form.

The artist briefly goes over the whole process of making white paint for Warli art. How it is made naturally, from scratch, is a fascinating process.

In this module, the artist goes through the process of creating the white paint, step by step. He begins by grinding the soaked and dry rice to make the right paint.

Here, the artist goes through the second step, to obtain the very fine particles of rice flour. Getting the consistency is key to get the right strokes while painting.

Making your own colours to create your warli art work is a joy of its own! In this module, the artist shows the final step towards the preparation of the white paint used in Warli paintings.

Stick figures of Warli art are the backbone of the art form! In this module, the artist begins to teach the most basic motif of Warli paintings - human figures. He teaches how to draw them in several positions such as standing, walking, running and others.

In this module, the artist shows how to draw the motif of the human figure in the midst of an activity such as playing an instrument or dancing. The artists' tips and tricks to create Warli art are pricess pearls of wisdom.

In this module, the artist teaches how to draw various animal figures that are a regular part of the Warli lifestyle and Warli art.

In this module, the artist teaches how to draw various animal figures that are regularay featured in this art form. Learn more about the signifiance of nature in Warli art.

In this module, the artist shows how to draw the sun and moon in the traditional style. Sun and moon are important motifs to the farming community of Warli.

In this module, the artist paints on a red soil canvas, the lines of artistic borders used in Warli paintings. He explains the traditional and cultural significance of each border.

In this module, Praveen Mhase explains the motifs and themes prevalent in Wali paintings. The different occasions on which these paintings are created. The stories that are popular in the community and depicted frequently in the paintings. And the traditional practices that are only left within the paintings themselves.

The Basic Course: In this module, you shall be guided through the Basic course on the Warli art form. The artist begins by explaining the theme you shall be working on here.

First, the artist shall show you how to draw the primary figures required to get this art right.

Second, the artist shall continue by drawing the tree. The Warli tree is one of the central motifs in the Warli art. So take your time and immerse yourself in this lesson.

In this last module of the Basic Course, we shall learn to add other smaller objects and figures, which add character to your final masterpiece.

WElcome to the next level of your Warli master class. You will be guided through the intermediate course on Warli art form in this module. The artist begins by setting the tone for the next level of Warli art.

The artist explains the importance of composing the artwork and having a vision before creating it. The figures and objects need to be placed according to space and proportions to give more impact to your painting.

In traditional Indian art forms, the human figures are often the crux. In this module, the artist begins by drawing the central figures of Warli art in the painting.

In this stage of your Warli art lesson you are ready for more detailed designs. The artist draws the trees along with their intricate details and shares tips and tricks on how to recreate it.

Drawing (IV): Its the little details that make your artworks stand out. Here our Warli artist shares his tips to continue drawing, adding more figures and filling up your the canvas in the right places.

The artist further continues to add more figures to the painting. These stick figures have different meanings and create unique impact in every art work.

In this module, the artist starts adding more details to the artwork and make it come alive. Follow his detailed instructions to re create in your painting.

Getting the background right helps bring out all the otehr elements in the artwork., the artist adds more figures and objects in the background of this artwork.

Our Warli artist now shows you how to fill in the little gaps in the artwork. With these more intricate details you will be able to re create your own Warli master pieces with ease.

In this last module of the Intermediate Course, the artist adds the final touches.

The Advanced Course: Welcome gto the Advanced Course on Warli art! In this module you will get to learn in detail about what makes a Warli art painting an exemplory one!

Introducing the Theme: The artist begins by explaining the theme of the artwork. This sets the tone to create your Warli art painting.

Border: The border of the painting helps to add more defination to the art work. In this module our artists shows you the intracasies of Warli art borders.

Preparing Ground: In this module, the artist applies the ground layers to the canvas.

Drawing (I): First, the artist paints the central figure of this artwork. He explains the importance of carefully composing and positioning the figures.

Drawing (II): The elements added to the painting in thin chapter make a relevant impact to the final painting. In this chapter our master artists shows you how.

Drawing (III): Draw The artist starts adding details to the main scene and is closer to the vision of the final painting.

Drawing (IV)Turning your canvas into a masterpiece requires patience. Watch and learn how our artist patiently creates magic by filling out his.

Drawing (VI): If you have come this far, your art work is close to being complete. Here, further detailing is carried out to the Warli artwork.

Detailing: Congratulations! You have almost learnt everything you need to know to create Warli art at home. In this final module of the Advanced Course, the artist adds finishing touches to the painting.

The Bonus Course on Painting - Terracotta Planter: In this module, you shall be guided through the Bonus Course on how to use the traditional Warli art to decorate terracotta planters The artist shall begin with applying the base coat.

The Bonus Course on Painting - Terracotta Planter: In this module, the artist shall paint the Warli motifs on the terracotta planter.

The Bonus Course on Painting - Terracotta Gulak/Piggy Bank: In this module, you shall be guided through the Bonus Course on how to use the traditional Warli art to decorate terracotta Gulaks/Piggy banks

In this module, you shall be guided through the Bonus Course on how to use the traditional Warli art to decorate terracotta bottles.

In this module, you shall be guided through the Bonus Course on how to use the traditional Warli art to decorate terracotta plates

In this module, you shall be guided through the Bonus Course on how to use the traditional Warli art to decorate terracotta handis.

About the Warli Community: In this module, the master artist goes into depth about the Warli community, its traditions and beliefs, its surroundings, and how these are presented in their paintings.