Posted on Sat, 23-Jul-2016Sun, 24-Dec-2017 by Kalakaari Haath — Leave a commentbespoke wedding invites शादी• the crowd builds up slowly, because last night was sangeet.
Posted on Tue, 21-Jun-2016Sun, 24-Dec-2017 by Kalakaari Haath — Leave a commentपापा• because there’s always enough to learn from him.
Posted on Wed, 08-Jun-2016Sun, 24-Dec-2017 by Kalakaari Haath — Leave a comment“I am the greatest, I said that even before I knew I was.” RIP Muhammad Ali.
Posted on Wed, 01-Jun-2016Sun, 24-Dec-2017 by Kalakaari Haath — Leave a commenteverything i say, i say it from my haath.
Posted on Tue, 12-Apr-2016Sun, 24-Dec-2017 by Kalakaari Haath — Leave a comment() पंक्चूएट•॥ thinking about how the various punctuations came to be formed and pronounced as they are, obviously we feel the urge to share this through an illustration. a day after the one of love, as we get back to our weekly schedules, we’re intrigued by how the ‘bracket’ is never completely understood in singularity and always exists in pairs. it’s form is derived to withhold an implied emotion or feeling that is not or cannot be directly stated. go figure.
Posted on Tue, 12-Apr-2016Sun, 24-Dec-2017 by Kalakaari Haath — Leave a comment. पंक्चूएट•॥ thinking about how the various punctuations came to be formed and pronounced as they are, obviously we feel the urge to share this through an illustration. it’s weird, the dichotomy in the use of the ‘full stop’. when used in singularity, it implies the end or termination of a thought or sentence, but when three are placed together, it suggests some sort of continuation to a thought. go figure.
Posted on Tue, 12-Apr-2016Sun, 24-Dec-2017 by Kalakaari Haath — Leave a comment“ पंक्चूएट•॥ thinking about how the various punctuations came to be formed and pronounced as they are, obviously we feel the urge to share this through an illustration. the form and sound of the ‘apostrophe’ somehow immediately draws a connection to the ever so dainty running deer. go figure.
Posted on Tue, 12-Apr-2016Sun, 24-Dec-2017 by Kalakaari Haath — Leave a commentMaharaja MAC Everyday, we come across food items, words and phrases that we use subconsciously, without realising the pun that lies in it. Years ago, McDonalds came up with this great burger which was layered two-fold for those who have a slightly larger appetite, Maharaja style. This is a mix-media graphic, almost entirely hand illustrated, with a little help from the Maharaja of Bikaner.
Posted on Tue, 12-Apr-2016Sun, 24-Dec-2017 by Kalakaari Haath — Leave a commentShahi Paneer Everyday, we come across food items, words and phrases that we use subconsciously, without realising the pun that lies in it. The Indian cuisine is unique, there are so many local alterations that contribute to the actual name of a dish. Read ‘Shahi Paneer’ on the menu, and you’re already in a royal-mughal-darbaar-e-dawat setting. This is a mix-media graphic, almost entirely hand illustrated, with a little help from the Shahi-Darbaar guards.
Posted on Tue, 12-Apr-2016Sun, 24-Dec-2017 by Kalakaari Haath — Leave a commentkabootar ja ja ja if only communication was so dramatic. kabootar ja ja ja.
