Hello @dequeen ma'am,
How are you
I hope all my friends including all admins and moderators are doing well here.
Alhamdulillah I am also quite well.
I am your "[Contest ] "Prove yourself as the best artist for the week"." I am here today to give one of my entries in the organized contest. Hope you like my blog today.

✅ Explain what you draw in your own words.
Today I will show you a Mandela art. It is a picture of a circle inside two hands with the colors of our national flag of Bangladesh in which I have done Mandela art. Red in the middle of green.

All the things I needed to make this art are:

• Compass
• Pencil
• Color pen
• White paper
• Rubber

✅ Share your drawing steps with us step by step (Remember your username and date must be the first step at any time in your drawing space.)
This time I will describe the steps of my art to you.
I forgot to put the date and username first.

Step 1

In the first step I drew a hand with a pencil.

Step 2

In this step, I drew the lower hand.

Step 3

In this step, draw a circle between the two hands and draw it with a compass.

Step 4

In this step, I removed the pencil marks from both hands and painted them with green paint.

Step 5

In this step, I painted the circle with red color and designed some mandalas inside it.

Step 6

In this step I started doing henna design or mandala art on upper arm.

Step 7

In this step, I completed the first hand by doing mandala art on each place of the upper hand.

Step 8

In this step, I started some mehndi designs on the lower hand as well.

Step 9

In the last step I completed the mandala design all over the lower arm and finished my art.

✅ How long did it take you to complete your drawing and how do you feel about it?

It took me about 1 hour to make this Mandela art. I feel very happy to make Mandela art. Although it takes a lot of effort and time to do this art, I feel great pleasure.

✅ Give us a cute selfie with your creation and where you got the inspiration.

I followed this art from one of my YouTube friend's id. I get a lot of inspiration from there.