In Hindu religion in India man use to put a straight line mark or a 'V' mark on their forehead which is known as TILAK which generall is formed by sandalwood paste, and which represent the god devotion, while women who are married put a dot on their forehead as the sign of their marrige.
it is the colour of 'shakti' - in hinduisum strength that is embodied in females. Red is the colour associated with female hindu goddess and is a colour of good luck and prosperity. Even at death Women are wrapped in red when cremated.
It is called alta. it is an auspicious marking. most deities are also ornamented with alta it used to made with sindhur / kunkuma (vermillion) but now is made with theatrical make-up. Also put the sun and the moon on the inside of ur palms
So while the red fingers look beautiful, their purpose is communicative-- so that audiences have no problem reading the most subtle gestures,it is also on the feet.
Hindu women also mark their part of the hair with sindhur to show their shaubhagya (wedded bliss).
She does not paint her nail because she is not allowed to paint her nails and you should not paint your nails if you are under 12.
Modern dance evolved from ballet, jazz, hip hop, and many other forms of dance. Some contemporary dancers draw inspiration from ballroom dancing, others enjoy the elegance of ballet, while some enjoy the spontaneous movements of jazz and the wonderful stories they paint with their bodies of struggles, good times, and love.
You paint every thing! Just make sure to paint it royal blue and gold. If you need more things to paint add something in and paint that! Good luck!
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paint balls with paint guns
He studied dancers because he was interested in how the human body works.
Yes, because you can finger paint and your fingers hold the pencil when you sketch and draw, or hold the brush when you paint.
Yes, he did, bot more dancers and horses.
He was interested in bodies at work.
Because he felt like their movement and facial expressions were something worth capturing in a painting. He was not only famous for painting dancers, but also horses.
Indian Paint - 1965 is rated/received certificates of: USA:G (1971)
he used patterns. he used his fingers. paint brushes. he also used models.
he used patterns. he used his fingers. paint brushes. he also used models.
He had his own dance studio and when they had a break he would sketch them fixing their shoes.
His favorite subject was ballet dancers, who he painted at dancing school and at performances.
Indian Paint - 1965 was released on: USA: 8 April 1965 UK: 5 August 1966
cuz you just stuck them in yellow paint or Jaundice