Showing posts with label henna ebook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label henna ebook. Show all posts

Saturday, August 3, 2013

Mubarak! Henna patterns for Eid

It took many many months to get this ebook published and just in time for Eid ul Fitr. This ebook includes 10 pages of hand, foot, and floral motifs. Very pretty feminine designs, fusion pieces, and floral strips. This ebook is recommended for intermediate to advanced levels. Mubarak also includes some pieces that are appropriate for sangeets and other celebrations that call for fabulous henna.



You can purchase Mubarak for the low low price of $5 by clicking here


Friday, July 12, 2013

Sneak Peek at Mubarak!

I've been working on this ebook off and on for the better part of two months. The last three days I've had a sudden flow of inspiration and I wanted to share. 


"Mubarak" meaning blessed, is one word in a greeting used around the world by Muslims. The greeting "Eid Mubarak" or Blessed Eid, is used during the holidays. During the Eid women and girls decorate themselves with henna. This ebook was created for holidays such as Eid, but can be used to celebrate any holiday by those of many faiths. 

Below are a few pics/partial pics of designs from "Mubarak". The number of pages is unknown at this point but there are plenty of hand, foot, and henna motifs included. Estimated price point is $3-$5. 



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Saturday, June 22, 2013

Fabulous Florals getting a jump start on holiday henna

Before releasing ebooks I like to make sure all of the designs can be replicated using henna. Believe it or not, not everything looks good in henna. To prevent my pattern books from being filled with impossible designs I do a little test run.


Today I started testing out patterns for "Fabulous Florals". An ebook full of floral hand designs and motifs. This ebook is set to release just in time for the Eid ul fitr holiday in early August. 



The floral patterns look great with beautiful Eid attire and are beginner to intermediate in difficulty, allowing easy application for artists of all levels. 




Oh and that fab orange is "Courtney Orange" by Sinful Colors. About 90% of my polish collection is sinful colors. I can only describe this color as tangerine satin. Sinful Colors is super affordable and available at drugstores {1.99}.



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