Showing posts with label books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label books. Show all posts

Aug 1, 2012

Loyalty












I have not bought a writing book for a year and a half. I feel almost guilty doing so.
When I'm in need of a book, I bind and cut it myself.
It is a little bit wonky but I believe I will get to perfection and make pure hand-bound books

Dec 16, 2011

Convo Display

Some of my work displayed during the Convocation week 2011 at NID
thanks for the pictures Akshan & Roshni

The real Rubberband book

Made for a friend that was....
It is designed as one of those idea books, which need to be carried around, which do not have expensive papers so you can freely scribble, refillable sections inside bound to the cover with a rubberband and has a space to keep some money and cards.

Basically the basicest wallet + idea book.

Needs more developing...

Dec 15, 2011

Finger Book

A book I gifted Sonam. She had funky coloured nails and most of us in class associate such florescence with her. Band-aids as fingers and colourful tips... Miss you Sonam!


Nov 30, 2011

Posters to Books

The poster on the left was a part of  Cowmixx (my publication design project).
And I made book covers of the extra posters...

3 Books..... pictures of the front and back of each.
At present the books are owned by Sahib Ram Tudu and Sekhar Mukherjee

And a Mini Book...something that came out of the left-overs

Books from Boxes


Corrugated sheet covers with printed fluorescent printed sheets inside.
Its a delight to have them but can't be too sure about writing on these blinding colours...


With smart but a raw look outside, you hardly expect a chaos inside.
Experimenting with end-papers.
Gifted to a friend , Dhruva Rao.


4  Squares

Half-open; coloured spine with an interesting piece of a box as a cover.
Gifted to Anisha Crasto when she convocated from NID.

Nov 22, 2011

Breaking Books

This is a booklet of Posters we got as a part of the kit at Design Yatra 2010

Not having the slightest inclination to put them, I did what I do best, with them- Bind
And how best to use a book of delicious visual texture and fully experimental layouts- COLLAGE
Presenting the first few in the book...