Celtic Knot Mandala
On Feb 15, I started coloring a new mandala design I created for a couple getting married this summer (2008). It lacks an official mandala name at the moment; by the time I finish, it will. The design is 8" diameter in size on 15" square paper.
The first phase of coloring is the background which has a graduated coloring from dark blue in the center to light blue around the outside. During this first session, I put a light layer of prismacolor true blue all around the background and started another layer (left side only) with prismacolor copenhagen blue.
Today, Feb 17, I finished the background (for now, I may go back later to add more color). I used prismacolor copenhagen blue and indigo blue. With the background complete, the design becomes more visible.
The blue of this mandala represents loyalty.
I began the inner red circuit of the celtic knot, using scarlet lake and black cherry with little lines of white highlight.
The first phase of coloring is the background which has a graduated coloring from dark blue in the center to light blue around the outside. During this first session, I put a light layer of prismacolor true blue all around the background and started another layer (left side only) with prismacolor copenhagen blue.

Today, Feb 17, I finished the background (for now, I may go back later to add more color). I used prismacolor copenhagen blue and indigo blue. With the background complete, the design becomes more visible.
The blue of this mandala represents loyalty.
I began the inner red circuit of the celtic knot, using scarlet lake and black cherry with little lines of white highlight.

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