White Mandala

In this tutorial, Prena guides viewers through drawing 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 created by drawing petals and adding designs, with instructions on how to enhance and finalize the mandala. The tutorial emphasizes creativity and precision in pattern-making.

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

• Draw a square

• Draw a triangle

• Draw a small circle in the center

• Draw a large circle

How many circles are drawn to complete the grid?

• Seven

• Six

• Eight

• Five

What tool is used to draw the circles for the grid?

• Freehand

• Ruler

• Protractor

• Compass

What is the first pattern created around the smaller circle?

• Triangles

• Stars

• Petals

• Squares

How are the petals drawn around the smaller circle?

• Taking two divisions at a time

• Taking one division at a time

• Taking four divisions at a time

• Taking three divisions at a time

What is the next pattern after the initial petals?

• Dots

• Zigzag lines

• Straight lines

• Curved petals

How are the curved petals made distinct?

• By making them smaller

• By making them bolder

• By adding color

• By erasing parts

What shape is introduced in the pattern enhancement section?

• Square

• Hexagon

• Triangle

• Circle

How are the final pointed petals arranged?

• Taking four divisions at a time

• Taking three divisions at a time

• Taking two divisions at a time

• Taking one division at a time

What is unique about the last pattern in the mandala?

• It is the simplest

• It is the smallest

• It is the most colorful

• It is the largest