Here is another Mehndi design that I colored. Mainly the medium I use are colored pencils. Coloring is a skill that one uses to relax that one learned back in nursery school. As an adult this is one childish activity that I still like to do. I am hoping for comments on this and future colorings.
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When I discovered adult coloring books working with the elderly as a licensed practical nurse in a geriatric behavioral health unit I was hooked. I am planning on coloring more of these designs and other pictures and sharing them here in ART and Critique. I am hoping for comments of my coloring talent.
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I don't even think you can do Mehndi design. That's impressive!