My Right Hand Scribbles

Madhubani Art Madhubani, also known as Mithila painting, originated in the Mithila region of Bihar, India. Traditionally, this ancient art form was created on walls and floors using natural dyes, depicting mythological, religious, and cultural motifs. This art style is known for its bold colours, intricate patterns, and storytelling through nature-inspired themes and geometric shapes. Celebrating Madhubani’s Cultural Heritage with a Modern Twist Combining colour pencils and watercolours offers a fresh approach to Madhubani art, making it accessible and enjoyable for both experienced artists and beginners. This unique fusion respects the rich heritage of Madhubani while embracing modern tools, inviting you to celebrate a cultural tradition with contemporary expression. My Madhubani Painting Process In my Madhubani painting, I centered a vibrant peacock surrounded by freehand floral designs, using a mix of colour pencils and watercolours. I began by outlining the peacock and flow