Exploring newer artforms in mural design
Mural design is a popular feature in interior design but there are many more styles we can still explore to enrich our walls
Many of us working in the home décor business may have come across different ideas of mural design in the home decor business. There has been a rise in new forms of artwork that we can use in mural paintings. Some of them have been discussed here:
Doodling
Doodling is one of the finest forms of artwork that we can use as murals. One will love this theme as doodle art represents emotion, a person's attention, and random thoughts. If we search for its history, we will find its link to the oldest cave paintings.
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Mandala Art
Mandala art is an encircled bunch of patterns, a diagram, and a visual context that has significant value in our life. This artwork is associated with religious traditions and works as a symbol in Asian culture. Many experts say that this artwork has traditionally been derived from Buddhism.
Undoubtedly, this kind of artwork brings joy and happiness and it has a growing importance that we can see in our modern life. Nevertheless, we can use this artwork as a great tool in mural designs.
Rickshaw Art
In Bangladesh, rickshaw painting is the kind of art that no one will ever tire of looking at. Usually found on the back of rickshaws, it represents the vibrant culture of Bangladesh.
Rickshaw art includes the filmy vibe, colorful creations of flowers, or any patterns. So, one may ask why should we use this as mural painting? If you want to practice borderless culture, you should consider all types of cultures that have a history behind it, patterns of approach and cultural basis. Then why not consider rickshaw paint an art? This art represents borderless culture and the scenic beauty of Asian countries. Many painters and collectors out there are fond of this art and are looking to promote it globally.
