Vintage Horror

This poster is a new take on horror films. It is feminine and demure. And yet there is an undercurrent of violence and death. Here is our vintage interpretation of Silence of the Lambs (1991)

Poster: Silence of the Lambs (1991)

Axes and Pitchforks

Continuing our horror theme, this week we decided to go with scary children! Of course the top candidates were the nightmarishly innocuous twins from The Shining and the deceptively young murderous crusaders from Children of the Corn! Enjoy! 

Poster: The Shining (1980)

Poster: Children of the Corn (1984)

Popcorn and the Thrills!

It has been a very very long time since we last posted. So here we are back in the fray, guns ablaze!
Thanks to the torrential downpour in Delhi over the past few weeks, we ended up watching a lot of classic horror movies. And this is our tribute to the genre of chills and thrills.
Welcome to our world of psychotic sons, antichrists, ghosts and monsters! Hope you enjoy it too.

The Omen (1976)

Psycho (1960)

Raat (1992)

Rosemary's Baby (1968)

Gypsy Feet: Wander Art

Some things are born out of sheer love…….. love for aesthetics, love for the idea, love for material and texture and sometimes for experiencing tranquillity within. Not certain if one would call it art or design but ‘Gypsy Feet’ ,our collection of Hand crafted rugs has been a result of laboriously working for hours and months developing and fine tuning the technique, to develop something as magical and as these.

It is like walking over flower petals or wandering in the valley of flowers and experiencing the beauty of wilderness.

The rugs can also be used as Wall installation or space dividing screens, as it has pattern and textures on either side.

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!

cards and cards

Christmas cards and gift tags and bookmarks from 2010. As a part of our christmas and new year celebrations, we designed these cards and tags especially suited for that time of the year!

Bhagavad Gita Calendar

One of our calendar designs from 2010. A tribute to the Bhagavad Gita, each page quotes the scripture and is supported by an illustration. We've used a multi-layered illustrative technique here to emphasis the depth of the quotations and the relevance of the wisdom in every aspect of life.