In our previous post "How to Write Your Name in Different Languages and Styles", we saw different tools and sites that help you write your name in different languages and style. Also, we learnt about the existence of the Ganpati style name, a creative way of writing your name in the form of Lord Ganesha. So, in this post I am going to explain a simple method on how to create a Ganpati style name.
Step 1:
To start with, we need to translate your name to Hindu using the Google Translate.
Step 1:
To start with, we need to translate your name to Hindu using the Google Translate.
Step 2:
You can see the translated name in Hindi has enough curves for us to start with, Now, using the Hindi fonts, try forming the first step in a our drawing using the first letter starting from Lord Ganesha head and trunk.
Note: You can use drawing apps for your creation or use the conventional method of drawing and then upload the final image.
You can see the translated name in Hindi has enough curves for us to start with, Now, using the Hindi fonts, try forming the first step in a our drawing using the first letter starting from Lord Ganesha head and trunk.
Note: You can use drawing apps for your creation or use the conventional method of drawing and then upload the final image.
Step 3:
Next, try adding the second letter so that it fills in the remaining part of the Lord Ganesha's body such as belly , arms and legs. The letters can be twisted so as to fulfill what you are doing. If you have more letters, you can easily use them as ears, eyes or even hands of Lord Ganesha. It all depends on on how you want the final drawing to be.
Next, try adding the second letter so that it fills in the remaining part of the Lord Ganesha's body such as belly , arms and legs. The letters can be twisted so as to fulfill what you are doing. If you have more letters, you can easily use them as ears, eyes or even hands of Lord Ganesha. It all depends on on how you want the final drawing to be.
Step 5:
Then, add some colored lines to differentiate itself from the actual letters of the name.I had used coloured lines for the Ganesha's cap.
Then, add some colored lines to differentiate itself from the actual letters of the name.I had used coloured lines for the Ganesha's cap.
Step 6:
Finally, add more colourful additions to make the Ganesha look realistic along with the actual letters used for creating the Ganpati style name written on the top right corner.
Finally, add more colourful additions to make the Ganesha look realistic along with the actual letters used for creating the Ganpati style name written on the top right corner.
Amazing! you neatly sketched this beautiful ganesh idol with the letters of your name.. Interesting, I am gona try with my name :)
ReplyDeleteSure do try and tell me the outcome Bhawya :)
DeleteSo sweet Uma..//The Ganapati is looking lovely with your name.. :-)
ReplyDeleteSmiles and thank you :)
DeleteHey Uma.. its sach mein toogood .,.and don't mind but to me ,with that striped hat sort of mukut on his head your name Ganesha is looking like if he had just returned from a short visit from China! Looking so sweet :)
ReplyDeletehaha! that's funny :)...I was doodling some sort of hat and it came like that ;)
Deletebeautiful !
ReplyDeleteLooks easy and simple to comprehend,but one needs a deft and nimble hand with imagination to create as beautifully as illustrated..I am reminded of Spirograph that Iused to battle with as a child.!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice & creative :) was waiting for this post :)
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ReplyDeleteplease make ganpati of my name...name kartik
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please make ganpati of my name...name harish
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I like this name style...
ReplyDeleteplease make ganpati of my name...name Gokul
mail me if you can on gokul.thorat@gmail.co
Excellent
ReplyDeleteNice
ReplyDeleteरिया this name picture please create ...sir
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