Advanced Front End Peacock Mehndi Design Tutorial

This video tutorial guides viewers through creating an advanced front-end Peacock Mehndi design. It begins with drawing a vertical line and scallops, followed by a lotus shape using open cutwork techniques. The tutorial then progresses to creating a detailed peacock design, including the head, wings, and body, with emphasis on maintaining a dark light effect. The design extends to the fingers, ensuring full coverage with intricate patterns. The tutorial concludes with final touches, ensuring the design is complete and visually appealing.

What is the first step in creating the advanced front-end Peacock Mehndi design?

• Drawing a horizontal line

• Making a vertical line

• Creating a circle

• Starting with a dot

In the Lotus shape creation, what is the initial form you need to draw?

• A square

• A triangle

• A droplet shape

• A star

What is the purpose of making small scallops throughout the design?

• To add color

• To make it look bigger

• To simplify the design

• To maintain the dark-light effect

What is the first part of the Peacock shape that is drawn?

• The tail

• The head

• The feet

• The beak

Which part of the Peacock is filled with different types of borders and belts?

• The head

• The tail

• The body

• The feet

What shape is used for the Peacock's feather portion?

• Square

• Diamond

• Circle

• Oval

What is the design approach for the last finger in the Peacock Mehndi design?

• Use only dots

• Leave it empty

• Fill it completely

• Add checks

What is the main focus when covering the fingers with the design?

• Using bright colors

• Ensuring no empty space is left

• Using only one type of pattern

• Leaving the middle finger empty

What is the effect of using very small scallops in the design?

• It makes the design look cluttered

• It adds more color

• It enhances the dark-light effect

• It simplifies the design

What is the final step in completing the Peacock Mehndi design?

• Leaving some parts empty

• Adding more colors

• Drawing additional lines

• Ensuring the design is not too heavy