Folk Art : Phad Painting By Vijay Joshi

Nov 27, 2020

05.00 PM

Online workshop

With Tickets Rs. 299

2020-11-27 17:00:00 2020-11-27 00:00:00 Asia/Kolkata Folk Art : Phad Painting By Vijay Joshi Introduction:Phad painting or phad is a religious style folk painting, practised in southern parts of Rajasthan. This artwork is traditionally done on a piece of cloth or canvas, known as phad. The narratives of the folk deities of Rajasthan are depicted on the phads. The priest-singers (Bhopas) traditionally carry the painted phads along with them and use these as the mobile temples of the folk deities, who are worshipped by the Rebari community of the region. The phads vary in size, ranging between 15- 30 feet in length. Traditionally, the phads are painted with vegetable colors. The Joshi families in Shahpura in Bhilwara are known for the last two centuries for continuing to practice and restore this unique artform. What we will cover: -Introduction to Phad Painting -Basic learning about how to draw for a phad and the process to create a painting. -Guide on how to create the basic drawing, colour combinations and final finishing. -At the end of the class we will also share images of other more complicated artworks which you can practice in your own time. Step by step instructions will be given and also shared after the class. You can get direct feedback from the artist during the class. Who is it for? Anyone above the age of 8 years who had interest in Indian Folk art . What you need: -No previous experience or knowledge required. -Materials: brushes, acrylic paint or poster colour, pencil, ruler, pen and A4 paper size. About the Mentor: VIJAY JOSHI Vijay received full training in Phad art under the guidance of his father Shri. Shanti Lal Joshi, who is a National Award Winner. This honour was bestowed upon his father by Honourable President, Shri Shankar Dayal Sharma in 1991. He won applause from many art critics. Despite heavy odds all the members of my family are creatively busy to keep a-live this valuable art who were highly appreciated and won the esteemed applause of many art critics. for their involvement in the art. He received many awards, national merit awardee, National Young Fellowship and State Bronze medal. Outcome: Participants will have a better understanding about Phad art and will create artwork at the end of the workshop. Cartist Workshops Certificate: You will receive your course certificate signed by the expert. Professional artists, designers and innovators will teach innovative skills with their passion and creativity. Learning by doing: Participate in workshops by learning valuable methods, tricks, and techniques explained by top experts. Q & A: Ask questions, request feedback, provide solutions at the workshop. Online workshop Creativeyatra.com info@creativeyatra.com

Introduction:Phad painting or phad is a religious style folk painting, practised in southern parts of Rajasthan. This artwork is traditionally done on a piece of cloth or canvas, known as phad. The narratives of the folk deities of Rajasthan are depicted on the phads. The priest-singers (Bhopas) traditionally carry the painted phads along with them and use these as the mobile temples of the folk deities, who are worshipped by the Rebari community of the region. The phads vary in size, ranging between 15- 30 feet in length. Traditionally, the phads are painted with vegetable colors. The Joshi families in Shahpura in Bhilwara are known for the last two centuries for continuing to practice and restore this unique artform.

What we will cover:

-Introduction to Phad Painting

-Basic learning about how to draw for a phad and the process to create a painting.

-Guide on how to create the basic drawing, colour combinations and final finishing.

-At the end of the class we will also share images of other more complicated artworks which you can practice in your own time. Step by step instructions will be given and also shared after the class. You can get direct feedback from the artist during the class.

Who is it for?

Anyone above the age of 8 years who had interest in Indian Folk art .

What you need:

-No previous experience or knowledge required.

-Materials: brushes, acrylic paint or poster colour, pencil, ruler, pen and A4 paper size.

About the Mentor: VIJAY JOSHI

Vijay received full training in Phad art under the guidance of his father Shri. Shanti Lal Joshi, who is a National Award Winner. This honour was bestowed upon his father by Honourable President, Shri Shankar Dayal Sharma in 1991. He won applause from many art critics. Despite heavy odds all the members of my family are creatively busy to keep a-live this valuable art who were highly appreciated and won the esteemed applause of many art critics. for their involvement in the art. He received many awards, national merit awardee, National Young Fellowship and State Bronze medal.

Outcome: Participants will have a better understanding about Phad art and will create artwork at the end of the workshop.

Cartist Workshops

Certificate: You will receive your course certificate signed by the expert.
Professional artists, designers and innovators will teach innovative skills with their passion and creativity.
Learning by doing: Participate in workshops by learning valuable methods, tricks, and techniques explained by top experts.
Q & A: Ask questions, request feedback, provide solutions at the workshop.