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Thai Art

Thai Art. Traditional Thai art is primarily composed of Buddhist art. Traditional Thai sculpture almost exclusively depicts images of the Buddha. Traditional Thai paintings usually consist of book illustrations, and painted ornamentation of buildings such as palaces and temples.

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Thai Art

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  1. Thai Art

  2. Traditional Thai art is primarily composed of Buddhist art.Traditional Thai sculpture almost exclusively depicts images of the Buddha.Traditional Thai paintings usually consist of book illustrations, and painted ornamentation of buildings such as palaces and temples.

  3. Thai Art is inspired by natureshapes such as plants, rice, animals, flowers, fire. Thisthen will be adapted to a different pattern and design, until it takes on a Thai identitylaay Laay Thai

  4. How to practice to draw laay Thai : Practicing to draw laay Thai was divided in 4 groups. 1. Kra-nok : drawing following a pattern 2. Naa-ree : drawing people, angels and movement of people. 3. Kra-bee : drawing a monkey, giant, devil. 4. Kha-cha : drawing animals or imaginary animals.

  5. 1. Kra-nok : drawing following a pattern

  6. 2. Naa-ree : drawing people, angels and movement of people.

  7. 3. Kra-bee : drawing a monkey, giant, devil.

  8. 4.Kha-cha : drawing animals or imaginary animals.

  9. Laay Ka-jang Ka-jang comes from Ka-jang-wa, it means to set pattern or design for balance in space and size.

  10. Laay Ka-jang-taa-?aawy

  11. How to draw laay ka-jang-taa-aawy

  12. Step 1 : draw a squareand divide it in 4 equal parts

  13. Step 2 : draw a line from the center of the top to the sides of square, just below the half line.

  14. Step 3 : draw a pattern from the base of both side to the top of the center.

  15. Step 4 : Create the same shape on the inside, just smaller

  16. Step 5 : Create a lotus effect on the outside line and then cut along it.

  17. Laay khaaeng-sing

  18. How to draw laay khaaeng-sing

  19. Step 1.make a rhomboid, Step 2 : Starting on the bottom draw a curved line to the top, draw along the top, return with the same style curve the bottom. Step 3 :Then continue back up in the same style and pattern just smaller, until you reach the base again.

  20. Laay plaew Laay taed-haang-too

  21. Laay kra-hnok-saam-tuua Laay bai-thead

  22. Laay phak-guud

  23. Laay Ka-jang-bai-thaed

  24. How to draw laay ka-jang-bai-thaed

  25. Step 1 : Make a square, divide it in 2 equal verticalpartsand 4 equal horizontal parts.

  26. Step 2 : Draw lines from the center top to the sides of the square, then repeat the same pattern, just smaller

  27. Step 3 : Draw the lotus pattern along the lines from the base to the top.

  28. Step 4 : Follow the same pattern on the smaller inside lines. If you want a fuller design you can draw 3 instead of 2 smaller inside shapes 3 2 2 1 1

  29. Step 5 : Cut along the outside and add a design

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