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Friends, I've started a new painting, bright and interesting. I've already posted the first part, showing the drawing process. If anyone was interested in seeing it, please support me. The second part, showing the calligraphy process, will be out soon🙏

🖼 A New Minimalist Artwork
In this piece, I continued exploring organic forms and the soft plasticity of flowing lines. I wanted to convey a sense of calm and natural movement — as if the shapes emerge on their own, effortlessly and freely.
I love experimenting with different materials, and in this artwork I used papier-mâché to create a rich, tactile texture. This gives the surface a unique depth and allows the light to play beautifully across it.
This painting is a perfect fit for:
✨ minimalist interiors
✨ Scandinavian style
✨ boho and boho-minimalism
✨ eco-inspired spaces
✨ modern interiors with natural accents
It blends effortlessly into living rooms, bedrooms, or cozy reading corners, adding warmth and harmony to any space.
🎥 You can watch the creation process of this artwork on my page.
https://youtu.be/mzWk_e9LNBI?si=9WKz1...

You can see the process of creating this painting on my channel. 


https://youtu.be/Ey3Di26WovQ?feature=...

✨ As-salamu alaykum, dear friends!
It’s been such a long time since I shared any news, and honestly, I’ve missed you 🤍
Right now I’m working on a new painting that feels very special to me. InshaAllah, I’ll be able to film the whole process and share it with you in a video.
Thank you for staying with me, your support means so much! 🌿

White or black? There were many comments that the Kaaba cannot be white. Many wrote that I should paint it. Which option do you like better?

🧪 RECIPE FOR MY AUTHOR'S PUTTY:
Ingredients:

Finishing putty (any dry gypsum, for example Knauf or Vetonit) - 1 part
PVA glue (construction, not office) - 0.5 parts
Water - about 0.3-0.5 parts (depending on consistency)
Acrylic paint (optional) - a couple of drops for color

Which finishing putties do I use, I wrote in more detail in the telegram :https://t.me/ModernMuslimArt

🎨 New video on my channel!
Hi friends! A new video was uploaded yesterday ✨
I shared the full process of creating a painting with 3D bas-relief elements and Arabic calligraphy 🤍

If you love Islamic art, Eastern aesthetics, and unique interior paintings — don’t miss this one!

📹 Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/q_W-TBVfmMk?feature=...

Hello everyone!
I’m so happy to see our channel growing, and I truly appreciate each one of you for your support. Thank you for watching my videos, getting inspired, and even trying to recreate some of my artworks — it means the world to me!

Many of you have been asking for tutorials. Honestly, my English is still very limited, and that’s a big obstacle for me right now. But I haven’t given up — I’m working on it step by step.

In the meantime, I’ve created a Telegram group where I’ll be sharing sketches and painting ideas. I’m also thinking about making it an open group, so that you can share your artwork too, inspire each other, and grow together as a community.

What do you think? Would you like to join a creative group like this? Let me know in the comments!

https://t.me/ModernMuslimArt

Today I finished a new painting. Write a comment how you like the new variation in the combination of an abstract background with volumetric archidia and Arabic calligraphy?

How to work with bulk mass: my advice

If you create thick volumes, it is important that the base is stationary - the art board is best suited. The surface must be well primed. I often use ordinary PVA glue as a primer.

Stages of work:

The first layer is thin. I apply it and always wait for it to dry completely.

The second layer is already voluminous, but only after the first one is completely dry.

About the mixing of mass:

First, I mix dry putty with water.

Then I add PVA glue - so the mass is homogeneous.

If you mix everything at once, lumps appear.

Important: cook a small amount of mass - it "lives" for only 30-40 minutes, then begins to lose its properties and may crack.

I hope these tips will be useful to you in your work!