Showing posts with label indian flora and fauna. Show all posts
Showing posts with label indian flora and fauna. Show all posts

Saturday, 26 February 2011

2011 Calendars


What better way to celebrate a new year than to make calendars! :) as staunch "India" lovers we enjoyed every minute of designing these calendars.


The first is a very feminine and languid design enjoying the grace of a deer, the sprinkling of champas and the filigree of the trees as they change over the year. We wanted very much to use indian objects in a very uncharacteristically minimal way. This is part of a series that brings together indian flora and fauna here in an almost zen-like illustration.

The next calendar is a riot of color and fun. Again we wanted to continue the "India" theme and pay homage to the very tolerant indian attitude of "live and let live". Trucks rub elbows with cows, parrots atop street signs, and nobody finds it unusually ridiculous!

Wednesday, 28 July 2010

Marigold and the Cow






Continuing in the range of stationery products is another combination of a typically Indian pair of flora and fauna, the marigold and the cow. These two quintessentially Indian icons are traditionally considered auspicious. These journals, postcards and greeting cards combines the festivity of marigolds with the bovine serenity.

Champa and the Deer





This collection is a part of a range of stationery that combine Indian flora and fauna in a contemporary visual language. In these journals and postcards, the "champa" or frangipani is combined with the Indian deer. Very delicate and yet colorful, these journals are beautiful and eye-catching.

Parrots and Mangoes 2


Range of stationery products continuing the parrot and mango motifs. Cheerful, vibrant and handy, these notebooks are ruled and have a convenient elastic strap, a bookmark and a pocket on the inside back cover.