White Mandala

In this tutorial, Prena guides viewers through creating a wide mandala on black paper using a white pen. The process begins with setting up a grid of circles using a compass. Patterns are then added, starting with petals and progressing to more complex designs. The tutorial emphasizes using divisions for symmetry and concludes with final touches to complete the mandala.

What is the first step in setting up the grid for the mandala?

• Use a ruler to draw straight lines

• Draw a large circle in the center

• Start with drawing petals

• Draw a small circle in the center using a compass

How many circles are drawn to complete the grid?

• Ten

• Five

• Twelve

• Eight

What tool is used to draw the initial patterns around the smaller circle?

• Pencil

• Black pen

• White gel pen

• Marker

When creating the initial pattern, how many divisions are taken at a time?

• Three

• Four

• Two

• One

What is the next step after drawing the curved petals?

• Erase the smaller circle

• Add more circles

• Make the curved petals bolder

• Draw straight lines

What shape is introduced after the curved petals?

• Hexagon

• Rectangle

• Triangle

• Square

How many divisions are taken at a time when drawing triangles?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

What is the unique feature of the final pattern in the mandala?

• It is the simplest

• It is the smallest

• It is the most colorful

• It is the largest

What is the final step in completing the mandala?

• Add designs to the largest pattern

• Erase the grid

• Add more circles

• Color the mandala

What is the purpose of leaving one division after every petal in the final pattern?

• To make it look different

• To save time

• To use less ink

• To make it symmetrical