Back Hand Arabic Designer Mehndi

This video tutorial guides viewers through creating a backhand Arabic Mehndi design. It begins with setting up an imaginary line and progresses through creating Lotus patterns, connecting stems, adding swirls and leaves, and filling in blank spaces. The tutorial also covers designing the thumb and fingers with intricate patterns, ensuring no blank spaces remain. The video concludes with final touches to complete the Mehndi design.

What is the first step in creating the backhand Arabic designer Mehndi?

• Drawing a thick line

• Creating an imaginary line

• Making a swirl

• Adding a dot

What should be done after making a Lotus on the imaginary line?

• Shade the middle portion and make a dot

• Draw a thick line

• Connect it with leaves

• Add a swirl

How should blank spaces in the design be handled?

• Scribble over them

• Leave them as they are

• Cover them with thick lines

• Add more dots

What is the significance of making a thick line in the design?

• To make the design look complex

• To create a border

• To cover blank spaces

• To add color

What is the purpose of making thin lines and humps in the design?

• To create a border

• To make the design look complex

• To cover blank portions

• To add color

What is the next step after creating a Lotus on the thumb?

• Make a swirl on the corridor

• Add a thick line

• Connect it with the previous design

• Draw a check pattern

How should the checks on the fingers be designed?

• With random patterns

• With uniform leaves on each line

• With thick lines only

• With dots only

What should be done after making a swirl on the thumb?

• Outline the portion

• Connect it with leaves

• Make a dot

• Add a thick line

What is the final step in completing the backhand Arabic designer Mehndi?

• Make a thick line

• Cover the nail area

• Draw a swirl

• Add more dots

What should be done to ensure uniformity in the design?

• Leave some areas blank

• Add random elements

• Repeat the same process for all fingers

• Use different patterns for each finger