Thank you, Lucy!

My favourites are the yellow-purple one (top row, fourth from left) which reminds me of a fractal or particle trails in the detector of a collider and numbers 3, 5 and 6 in the bottom row which look very dynamic to me. I'll add the top left one for its herbal look.

Cheers!

Markus

I agree with Markus
and I also like your current work
lucy, good luck with your course! I wish I had time for some artistic activity too...but with my uni schedule it's really hard to find enough time to do something... anyway, keep us updated and post what you learned and so on

Oh, that's very good. Thank You

That's the best you can do, in my opinion. But on more lazy days you can find very nice patterns on the net and simply print them.

Some of them are really beautiful.

I wanted to buy some preprinted mandalas in shop but it was very epensive  So I decided to make some free ones from the beginning.

I'll try it later or tomorrow... time for dinner here!!! 

Kris and me have a passion for drawing mandalas, so we decided to create a topic about them. Maybe you would like to see some special ones, colourful and interesting ones.

When I was going to a drawing course, we painted a lot of pre-printed mandalas, filled them with colours. I do believe that the colours and forms we used are some kind of mirrors of the person who made them. It's interesting to look deep inside.

Here are the mandalas we made:

Yeah, I was thinking of you, Jorge! I've seen the old moon this week, and that reminded me. So Eid Mubarak now!

Oh - and nothing would ever get finished if there wasn't the very last minute.

Cheers!

Markus

I think so That's why I asked first time... about them.

Kris, no one can steal it because only you can do it. But if you like it better this way, surprise us. Your current work is impressive, too. It looks - gentle.

Lucy, enjoy that course a lot and paint a lot of great paintings to show us!

Cheers!

Markus