The Third Dimension is all about my experiments in 3D that span from yummy spaces to geometric and floral fantasies to surreal creatures and typographical landscapes. All of these are made using Adobe Dimension.
Oodles of Doodles is basically a collection of some heartfelt quotes represented through a mix of typography and illustrative doodles, created specially for the launch of Artsy Fartsy.
A recipe for Tzatziki, illustrated for Say You Made It, Bangalore.
Illustrations created for Kataba epublishing's book "Spark Creativity And Vocabulary With Picture Prompts: Story Ideas For Every Season" Kindle edition.
''The Alipore Post" run by Rohini Kejriwal had its very first event- 'The Alipore Post Offline', a curated weekend of poetry, art, books and music, at the Courtyard House in Bangalore on 17th and 18th September, 2016.
Below is the invitation I created for the event. The illustration was also adapted into postcards which were on sale at the event.
I had the honour to be a part of Indianama again this year where Animal, an independent studio in Delhi had asked 70 artists around the world to come up with their own version of what India means to them and convey in their own style a living picture of the different facets of this beautiful country, through travel and tourism posters that move. All 70 video posters were unveiled at KONA in New Delhi on 12-15 August 2017.
They were also a part of the international show in September at London Design Festival and were exhibited in New York on 12th October.
My theme for the same was Parody of Poetry and the concept behind my artwork is as below:
Poetry has come a long way from what it used to be centuries ago. From it’s traditional roots, it has grown to be this massive parody in the 21st century, where it is now performed to please, under the name of satire or comedy. This poster is a representation of how I see this transformation, scaling from the genuineness of human expression to masked laughter, all under one glittery theatrical sky. The idea behind the video poster is to make you experience one such performance that begins and ends with a mechanical applause.
An illustration I contributed to Pratham Books Storyweaver. You can read, download and translate this entry on their website, and also have a look at all the lovely entries for the campaign there.
