Graphic Design
Logo Presentation
“You are a whole made up of lesser parts, and you are a part of a greater whole.” – first coined by Aristotle
The logo is inspired by the Andhra Muggulu (Kolam). The main purpose of Muggulu is to welcome other beings into one’s home and everyday life, promoting harmonious co-existence.
- The logo is based on the same grid as the Muggulu.
- The four strokes are each made up of four lines, creating four intersections.
- The close knit lines of n, i, d represents unity and strength.
- The strokes flow to lead your eye beyond the boundaries, towards excellence, a greater whole.
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Project Partner: Kajol Deorukhkar
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out in space
HOPSCOTCH
out there // a photo book
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Hopscotch is a playful project inspired by Tim Minchin's words, "It's an incredibly exciting thing,
this one meaningless life of yours."
It also reflects my photobook titled Hopscotch,
a book with 26 images, a photo corresponding to
each English alphabet.
The transparent pages of the book play with light, typography and creates meaning with super-imposition of the transparent layers. The underlying grid of the book is the map of a playground.
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Text and Images: Shweta Marathe
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out of breath
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Mrs. Krishnan
Article by Kuzhali Manickavel
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A typographic exercise to explore the typesetting to express the content of the text. The form and folds of the origami represent the mental state of Mrs. Krishnan highlighting the text, with emphasis given to readability and engaging with the audience.
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