THE BIG BOOK OF NIGHTMARES

These are some of the illustration from an ongoing collaborative project called The big book of nightmares. As of now people who contributed stories for this are from, Africa, China, Greece, India and Japan.

STORY:  Xinya Liu

STORY: Scott Lang

STORY: Zhou Ning

STORY: Dinika Mordani

STORY: Ishida Kaory

STORY: Elena Metaxa

A Casual Invitation

Here is another one, an illustrated wedding invitation.

Some Drawings

These are some of the initial drawings from the projects am working on currently.

A walk to remember

It is always great to go for a walk through the farmers field at Farnham.

The Low Yellow Moon

"The low yellow moon" is a picture book based on one of my self-initiated project. It depicts the story of an arrogant lamp challenging the moon light.

Drawings in progress

Here are some of the other illustrations am working on currently.

RIPPLED

Spring is here! :)

When I was a kid, I used to follow birds and their chirping to understand what they are up to. And my mother used to tell me that I will become a birdwatcher.  :)  I think, that childhood hobby still exist with me.

I have been watching two magpie making their summer home for the last 3 weeks. Very very hard working they are.  :)  Every day morning when I am ready with my tea, I can see them busy making their nest.

Now Spring is here in Farnham. I cannot see the birds and their home properly. But I am sure that they can see me. And their view will be so beautiful from there   :)

Nightmare Stories

In-progress images from the nightmare stories am working on currently. As part of the collaboration, stories are collected from other MA students and they are all from different nationalities.

Printing Sessions

Experiment, explore!  Experiment, explore! Today I have completed my six months in UK. Awesome six months full of explorations, experiments and learnings. 

Sketchbook Drawing

Printing Sessions at UCA

This is from my first Linocut printing session here.

Another one from the Photopolymer printing session, based on a poem by Emily Dickinson.

Ideation! :)

Sometimes relaxation is a way of generating new ideas.