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Materials Used:
2B Pencil FABER CASTELL
Bruses: Natural Hair Bruses # 000, 2, 5 [If you dont hve natural brushes you can go for synthetic good quality brushes]


COLORS USED: [CAMEL TUBE COLORS]
Yellow Ochre, Permanent Yellow Medium, Scarlet Lake, Burnt Sienna, Wite, Black


COLOR MIXING DETAILS:
Yellow - Yellow Ochre + Permanent Yellow Medium
Red - Scarlet Lake + Burnt Sienna
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Mural painting in Kerala : History of Sopana Chitrakala
The history of paintings in Kerala can be traced back to more than thousand years. Pictorial art, though primitive, existed in Kerala right from the Mesolithic period. Rock pictures found in Edakkal caves of Wayanad District depict household articles and dancing men with masks,
which were drawn during that period. The murals of Kanthaloor temple in Thiruvananthapuram drawn in 13th century and those of Pisharikavu and Kaliliampath in Kozhikode drawn in 14th Century are some of the oldest known temple wall paintings in Kerala. Ramayana murals of Mattanchery palace, the paintings in the Chemmanthitta Siva Temple in Kudamaloor and Thodeekkalam in Kannur district, wall paintings at Panayanarkavu, Kottakkal, Padmanabhapuram and Krishnapuram palaces are the best examples of medieval mural paintings. Many Churches of Kerala have excellent mural paintings. The St Mary’s Sunoro Church in Angamaly dating back to 16th century have murals depicting Heaven & Hell, The Last Judgement and various scenes from the Bible. Dating back to the 9th and 12th centuries, ancient temples, churches and palaces abounded with these vibrant paintings depicting mythology and legends. Traditionally artists used natural pigments and vegetable colours. The stories were inspired by ‘Dhyanashlokas’ which are a collection of hymns from various ancient texts. These vedios I am sharing about Kerala Murals just to get an idea of our traditional Art form of Kerala.
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This video gives you a brief idea about Kerala Mural Painting
[Sopana Chitra Kala]. Traditionally, this art form, Kerala Mural,
must be learned from a teacher, preferably face to face.
A teacher who must have practiced this art form for many years.
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