Creating a Rotating Mandala without Grids

In this tutorial, Prena guides viewers through creating a rotating mandala without using grids. The process begins with drawing and cutting a circle, followed by folding techniques to create divisions. Two circles are drawn to form a grid, and basic patterns are added. The mandala is then colored using brush pens, with suggestions for color combinations. The tutorial concludes with the completion of a bright, colorful mandala.

What is the main focus of the tutorial?

• Cooking a traditional dish

• Building a 3D model

• Learning advanced painting techniques

• Creating a rotating mandala without grids

What is the first step in creating the mandala?

• Drawing patterns

• Folding the paper

• Drawing a circle of radius 8 centimeters

• Coloring the mandala

What tool is used to cut the circle?

• Scissors

• A compass

• A ruler

• A knife

How many divisions are created by folding?

• 4

• 10

• 6

• 8

What is achieved after drawing two circles?

• A grid

• A folded paper

• A colorful pattern

• A complete mandala

Which colors are suggested for the first pattern?

• Blue and yellow

• Pink and red

• Orange and purple

• Black and white

What effect does rotating the mandala have?

• It becomes invisible

• It breaks apart

• It looks magical

• It changes color

What is the final step in completing the mandala?

• Cutting it into pieces

• Folding the paper

• Drawing more circles

• Filling it with bright colors

What is the overall theme of the mandala?

• Pastel shades

• Dark and mysterious

• Monochrome

• Bright and colorful

What is the final outcome of the tutorial?

• A folded origami

• A rotating mandala

• A paper airplane

• A painted canvas