A character sketch from one of my favorite Ghibli films. The Tale of Princess Kaguya is a beautiful story of a girl of mysterious origins raised by a family of bamboo-cutters. One of the best depictions of female social problems that I’ve seen in cinema, while simultaneously touching on fundamental questions of happiness, sorrow, and …
My mood is highly correlated to the weather. More specifically, I need the sun to feel cheerful, motivated, and all other optimistic emotions. My life may turn upside-down but I’ll be happy as long as it’s bright and shiny outside. This hasn’t changed even after living in Ahmedabad where the sun can literally melt roads at …
A lot of our current problems can be solved if we could just overcome selfishness. For example, the richest 1% population own more than half of the total human wealth. They could end world poverty by donating a meager 1% of their wealth. Sounds like a simple solution? It’s not. There are reasons why we …
The exchange term at IIMA is underway and my procrastination buddies are off touring Europe. Therefore, in absence of several usual distractions, I found myself presented with some free time. This was when inktober came along. Inktober is an internet fad where people create one painting per day throughout the month of October and share them on …
Attempted to paint Michael from The Godfather trilogy. It started looking like a Kevin Spacey and skeleton crossover midway. Went with the flow from there.
Inspired by Van Gogh’s Starry Night, featuring IIMA’s Louis Kahn Plaza on a hot summer night.
A different version of one of my previous artwork. Made using Adobe Sketch whereas the other one was made through Photoshop.
A painting in style of “The Scream” by Edvard Munch, representing one of the familiar horrors of IIMA life. #inktober
Well here’s another great moment in the legend of Spike, famous bounty hunter and dog walker. A tribute to the coolest anime ever. #inktober Based on a scene from the intro.
See, Sarah Lynn? We’re not doomed. In the grand scheme of things, we’re just tiny specks that will one day be forgotten. So it doesn’t matter what we did in the past, or how we’ll be remembered. The only thing that matters is right now. This moment. This one spectacular moment we are sharing together. …