L.A. Affairs: I broke up with her. Then she wrote a one-woman show about it.
Hidden depression. Poster for Mental Health Awareness month. 2022.
Illustrations by Namrata Vansadia
During monsoon, rivers distend their banks and engulf cities and towns every year in India and Bangladesh. Lives and properties are lost. Nature's gentle, life-giving force becomes ravenous, consuming everything in its path.
Illustration by Namrata Vansadia.
Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Dating and Romance for AI+ Info.
Illustration by Namrata Vansadia
L.A. Affairs: Mom said, ‘When love calls, go.’ So I traveled 7,260 miles for a first date.
AD: Jan Molen
Every year in mid-September, fleeting glimpses of Monarch butterflies appear on New York City beaches, the city I call my home currently. These Monarch butterflies are on an extraordinary 2100-mile migration journey south to central Mexico winter grounds. As an immigrant, I feel a certain kinship with these monarchs. Still, more importantly, I want to draw parallels with human migration and bring focus on the resiliency and courage of migrants looking for safer habitats and livelihood. The Extraordinary Migration is ongoing series and has four artworks currently - Northbound/Southbound, Hoverings, Super Generation 4 and Migration. The artworks visualize journey, movement and, draw parallels with human migration.
Mid-century sculptor Isamu Noguchi was one of the most important and critically acclaimed artists. He used a wide range of materials, including cast iron, wood, bronze, basalt, granite and water. The Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum are located in Long Island, Queens. His studio space is located across from the museum. Some of his sculptures inspire the colours used in the illustration.
Caught in the Moment. Personal work
Visual metaphors show fragile moments in boisterous New York.
Book Review. Hullabaloo in the guava orchard by Kiran Desai.
Nostalgia Apparatus is a series of works based on personal photographs. The induced nostalgic mood of artworks is created through drawing, layering and colour mixing.
1) Volcano, Ometepe
2) New Mexico
2) Kathmandu
3) India
Nostalgia Apparatus is a series of works based on personal photographs and objects. The induced nostalgic mood of artworks is created through layering and colour mixing.
Hyperlocal eco-system and it’s rise in a post-pandemic world (mock concept exploration)
Illustrations by Namrata Vansadia
Shapes and color study of Varkala cliff in Kerala, India.
Illustrations by Namrata.
Return Trip Magazine’s Issue II “Out of Place”. Buy RT Issue 2. Written by: Dhvani Ramanujan | AD: Luana Suciu
Hiker/FoodCorp. The Case for Food. Illustrated page explaining healthy school meals and culture of health in schools for FoodCorp site. Animated film coming soon…
AD: Nayeon Lee | PM: Lina Barakat | Agency: Hiker
Illustrations by Namrata Vansadia
AI+ Info. Coming Soon…
Spring Dance, Animated Spots, Personal
Travel guilt in the post-pandemic world. (concept exploration)
Illustrations by Namrata Vansadia
Artificial Intelligence + Info (coming soon)
Prints are available at Kulture Shop Bombay.
Bhadra Fort Magnificent monuments like this are tightly woven into the city's narrative. They transcend centuries and, while doing so, keep redefining the purpose of their existence as the city grows and evolves around them. At times, in their quiet dignity, they become support structures and backdrops for the hawkers and life in general.
Bhadra fort was built in 1411AD by Sultan Ahmad Shah.
Image 1: A 6 feet breather.
Image 2: The Times We Live In. Paradise garden looks beautiful and serene, but on closer inspection, things might appear different.
Prints available at Kulture Shop Bombay
All healthy relationships start with you. Introspective illustrations for a relationship app, Connect (Talkspace).
AD: Steven Dziedzic