Madhya Pradesh in 3 days

Gautam and I had awesome fun exploring a part of Madhya Pradesh last month!

Gautam and I had awesome fun exploring a part of Madhya Pradesh last month!
I had a chance to illustrate for signboards that will be put up at heritage sites at the coastal town of Bhatkal, Karnataka, India, some being the Jain basadis (temples) that were built around the 1500s. The local merchants and rulers back then built several beautiful temples in granite dedicated to Jain saints, that are rich in carvings and engravings. Some of the illustrations are showcased here.
Client : ASI (Archeological Survey of India)
Aug - Sep 2011




I cant get over the awesome breakfast I had yesterday
Some leaves from my sketch books





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Client: Archeological Survey of India
November 2010
A booklet designed for the Archeological Survey of India, to showcase Gulbarga’s history and heritage.
Motifs and design elements were created from the motifs from the ornamentation in the architecture. The booklet was designed in two languages - English and Kannada

Chor Gumbaz
Machiolations in the fort wall.

Map of Gulbarga for the Kannada brochure
Client : Bagitwise, UAE
June 2010
A series of web panels to sensitize people about plastic bag usage and it’s effects on the environment. These panels would be used as a run-up to the introduction of reusable and fashionable fabric bags in the shopping malls of Dubai.




An illustration of a small heritage building of Bangalore that got published in the Bangalore TimeOut, Jan 2011.
This poster was made for fun - what I like most about it is that it turned out to be in Alan Fletcher style :)
Prabha, George and I created this huge poster of Bangalore for Bangalore Timeout Jan 2011 issue.
A botanical illustration made by stippling
I’m loving these accordion-folded Leperellos that Nobrow has been printing — they’re sort of...
I did this drawing of a photo by Larry Clark with pen and watercolors
1/2/2011 - 15 years old
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The Last Breakfast, a sculptural masterpiece for cereal-lovers everywhere by Brian Stuckey.
Rebecca Shepherd