Creating a Unique Mandala Using the Watercolor Resistance Technique

In this tutorial, Prina guides viewers through creating a mandala using a watercolor resistance technique. The process begins with preparing the canvas and drawing a grid using a compass and protractor. Patterns are drawn with white oil pastel, which resists the watercolor applied later. The tutorial concludes with adding vibrant colors to complete the mandala.

What is the first material mentioned that is needed for creating the mandala?

• A protractor

• A pencil

• A compass

• A ruler

What is used to secure the margins of the watercolor sheet?

• Glue

• Staples

• Masking tape

• Clips

How many circles are drawn in the center of the sheet?

• Five

• Four

• Three

• Two

At what degree intervals are marks made using the protractor?

• 30 degrees

• 50 degrees

• 40 degrees

• 45 degrees

What tool is used to make the grid as light as possible?

• A ruler

• An eraser

• A brush

• A pencil

Which color is applied first with the big flat brush?

• Red

• Blue

• Green

• Yellow

What effect does the combination of oil and water create?

• Absorption

• Blending

• Resistance

• Diffusion

What is the technique of making a mandala called?

• Oil pastel technique

• Watercolor blending technique

• Mandala shading technique

• Watercolor resistance technique

What is the final color applied in the center of the mandala?

• Red

• Blue

• Green

• Yellow

What is the purpose of using white oil pastels in this technique?

• To resist watercolors

• To add color

• To create a base

• To blend colors