Watercolor rangoli pattern

Hello everyone 🙋🏻‍♀️
Today, we are looking at some exciting finish of the rangoli pattern tiles.

The above pattern is ofcourse digital and then it's also with the watercolor painting 🖌️🎨. The most exciting thing is one can just use any type of watercolor medium that is artists or student based. And the paper does not leak on the other side of the same page.

This one is the floral style. You can paint them with each element of the flowers already pre designed or you can even use crayons or oil pastel just to outline the flowers. I have used only watercolor kit.

This is making every tile in different color combinations. I never admit or deny anything it makes things more interesting.

This one I made by watercolor border pattern. And then put this painted image on a wonderful block of writing. It can go on any T-shirt or a Tote bag. 

Rangoli floral pattern tile.
This rangoli pattern was selected today. I started from the center and just picked the colors combination from my watercolor kit accordingly. But the outline of this floral image is simply amazing. It is gold color.

rangoli zentangles hand drawn 
     Rangoli pattern tile digital
With this amazing rangoli patterns we come to an end with this session until next week. 

Thank you for your time and support in visiting my ipage blog. 

Cheers,
Gcb studios 

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