32 forms of Lord Ganesh

Two Shaktis of Lord Ganesh (Siddhi and Riddhi) are often depicted on images of His forms.
These forms are recognized in the Agamic Scriptures (the Agamas). These texts represent a big
body of Scriptures written in Sanskrit and are revered as words remembered from God - Smriti.
Each Hindu denomination has its own and unique Agama texts. God's forms may also represent
a correlation with 32 paths and spheres of the Tree of Life. God as the Absolute Being is
incomprehensible, so purpose of these forms is to bring closer the Absolute and Immense
Divinity to our mind.

1: Baala Ganapati: Red-colored and four-armed Ganesh.

2: Dharuna Vinayakar: Red-colored and eight-armed Ganesh.
3: Bhakti Vinayakar: Grey-colored image of four-armed Ganesha.
4: Veera Vinayakar: Red-colored and 16-armed Ganapati.
5: Shakti Ganapati: Red-colored image of four-armed Ganapati.
6: Dwija Vinayakar: White-colored image of four-faced Ganesha (with 4 arms).
7: Siddhi Vinayakar: Golden-colored and four-armed Ganesha.
8: Ucchishta Ganapati: Blue-colored and six-armed Ganapati with His consort.
9: Vigna Vinayakar: Gold-colored and eight-armed Ganapati.
10: Kshipra Ganapati: Red-colored and four-armed Ganesha.
11: Heramba Vinayakar: Black and ten-armed Ganesha with five faces, seated on a lion.
12: Lakshmi Vinayakar: White and eight-armed Ganesha with two consorts.
13: Makara Vinayakar: Ganesh in red, with a third eye and 10 arms...
14: Vijaya Vinayakar: Red and four-armed Ganesh.
15: Nritta Vinayakar: Gold Ganesh in a dancing posture.
16: Urdhva Vinayakar: Gold-colored and six-armed Ganesha with His consort.
17: Ekakshara Vinayakar: Red Ganesha with a third eye, seated on a lotus.
18: Vara Vinayakar: Red and four-armed Vinayaka with a third eye.
19: Dhryakshara Vinayaka: Gold-colored and four-armed Vinayakar.
20: Kshipraprasaada Vinayakar: Red-colored image of six-armed Ganapati.
21: Haridra Vinayakar: Yellow and four-armed Ganapati.
22: Ekadhanta Vinayakar: Blue and four-armed Ganapati.
23: Srishti Vinayakar: Red-colored image of four-armed Ganapati.
24: Utthanda Vinayakar: Red-colored image of 10-armed Ganesh.
25: Ranamochana Vinayaka: Crystal-colored and four-armed Vinayakar.
26: Dundi Vinayakar: Four-armed image Ganesha with a tusk, a garland and axe...
27: Dwimukha Vinayakar: Red-colored image of Ganesh with two faces and four arms.
28: Trimukha Vinayakar: Red-colored image of Ganesh with three faces and six arms.
29: Simha Vinayakar: White Ganesh with eight arms (His arm has a lion's face).
30: Yoga Vinayakar: Red-colored image of Ganesh in a yogi's posture.
31: Durga Vinayakar: Red-colored image of Ganesha with eight arms.
32: Sankatahara Vinayakar: Red-colored image of four armed Ganesh in blue cloth

Source: http://www.freebsd.nfo.sk/hinduism/108.htm
Dr.S.Kannan