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Priyesh Trivedi (Adarsh Balak) draws on the nostalgia of painted Indian kids characters from storybooks and throws them into a modern dystopic lifestyle.
In her artist series - The Other Side, Tanaya Sharma takes us up the rabbit hole to a dreamscape where there’s peace and solitude. On a cozy afternoon, the Duck looks on, lost in thought.
In her artist series - The Other Side, Tanaya Sharma takes us up the rabbit hole to a dreamscape where it’s leafy greens for dinner time.
In his artist series - Beautiful, Sarthak Talreja explores body dysmorphia with a finely tuned sensitivity that urges us to abandon stereotypes and negativity. Here, the human form reaches out to what’s below.
Kashmira Sarode encourages you to take some time out for yourself, read a book or have a cup of tea and marvel the beauty around you!
The world of Indian Mythology is a magical saga of kingdoms and characters. Priyanka Sachdev illustrates the goddess of war who combats evil and demonic forces — Maa Durga.
Ranganath Krishnamani pays tribute to the ceremonial bull, decorated during the harvest festival with beautiful clothes and ringing bells accompanied by the master playing music.
Bad to the bone. Sanchit's artwork reading "galat" meaning wrong/bad in hindi is a cheeky play on society's love for labeling people.
Janine Shroff toys with the idea of greenery as a luxury in these times of boxed up lives in cramped urban flats.
Kashmira Sarode encourages you to take some time out for yourself, read a book or have a cup of tea and marvel the beauty around you!
In his series - The Most Expensive Meats of The World, Rohan Jha illustrates Iberian Ham, the world's most expensive pork, raised in Spain. The pigs are fed on a special diet of acorns and roots to give the ham...
In his artist series - Unmoved, Sajid Wajid Shaikh uses minimal forms and colours to document his fellow co-passengers glued to their screen.
Anant Ahuja believes that you should be careful with luck. You can choose to leave it to chance, but look closer and you'll reject it completely.
Inspired by botanical illustrations in science journals, Tanvi Chunekar fused together nautical elements with flora to recreate the numeral nine.
Nikun Patel's piece is about the attribution of meaning to things that sometimes might have none and might just be a result of childlike curiosity.
Ravi Arora decides to add more beauty to lanscape and paintings and create s aunique work showing two scenes in a box.
Khyati Trehan immortalises her mantra. Nothing beats the act of creating things and forgetting time.
In his artist series titled Fantastic Felines, Rohan Sharad Dahotre draws attention to the wildcats of India. He depicts the majestic Bengal Tiger as it sizes you up.
Kavya's peek into the variety of foods from around India.
Mehek Malhotra questions if we're singing the same rhymes with different intentions.
In apartment 301, a young child is left to their own devices. They are home alone and it has started to rain. In her series - Remembering Kolkata, Upasana Agarwal explores childhood loneliness, and how it permeates the community —...
Muhammed Sajid captures Geetha and her silent gaze. Part of his artist series - Kerala Folk.
Jas Charanjiva draws attention to the deadly practice that pits langurs against smaller monkeys.
Kunal Anand explores our never ending appetite for information. Could this be the future overlap between tech and fashion?
The tender pauses. In his series Blissful Journey, Yogesh Bhusare expertly captures the quiet moments of a road trip.
Hitanshu Bhatt wants you to expand your horizon, and take on a new journey. Part of his artist series - Dream.
In his series - Planning Abstracts, Siddharth Lenka plays with the alphabet. He presents the most simple of all letters "I" in a unique, architectural way.
Inspired by the Ritusamhara - a charming poem by Kalidasa, this series captures the celestial play of the INDIAN seasons entwined with associated festivities, hues and icons. Here we see the colours and torment of grishma or summer.
Hitanshu Bhatt constructs a confusing kaleidoscope of flowers.
Pick a card, any card! Mira Malhotra's parrot fortune teller is under great pressure from the weight of so many people's expectations.
In his artist series - Pets, Muhammed Sajid observes that the most popular of them are noted for their attractive appearances and their loyal or playful personalities. Chintu is the kind you'll always want to keep by your side.
You may not be watching, but it's watching you - Tashita Mukherji's artwork.
In her quintessential witty style, Deepti Sharma creates a brut sketch of a girl dog.
Jayesh Raut Art Deco Man was inspired by a mural of the New India Assurance building, symbolising the golden era of industrial bombay, constructed in 1936.
In his artist series - Ambassador, Broti Bhattacharya illustrates India's iconic car in its various urban settings. From taxis to government vehicles, its silhouette and features remain recognisable to every Indian citizen. Seen here as the ideal vehicle to see...
Muhammed Sajid portrays Bindu and her never ending chores. Part of his artist series - Kerala Folk.
Muhammed Sajid portrays the Velichappadu — an oracle of God. Part of his artist series - Kerala Folk.
Jyotirmayee Patra juxtaposes type and nature and reminds you that everything is connected.
Jayesh Raut's Art Deco Man was inspired by a wall sculpture at the New India Assurance building, symbolising the golden era of industrial bombay, constructed in 1936. Part of his artist series - Bombay Art Deco.
The more you have, the more you want — the more you think you deserve it! In an exploration of the human condition, Sachin Bhatt transforms the emotions of unchecked greed and entitlement into a benign, almost comical goggle-eyed and...
A set of 29 illustrations of brides from 29 states of India, dressed in their traditional bridal attires, this series aims to bring to light the "Ideal Bride" and it's unfair patriarchal peripheries, looping in the diversity of the nation...
Deepti Sharma's sketch documents the different attires of different girls in her life.
Sajid Wajid Shaikh draws inspiration from the hundreds of couples that try to find a moment of privacy in this city. Huddled on promenades and park benches, these young lovers are oblivious to the eyes that watch them as they...
In his artist series - Inside The Box, Ranganath Krishnamani shows a seasoned tailor by the street dressing up people with the latest street smart fits, inside the box.