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UNPLEASANT TICKETS

Tickets to Plays Unpleasant by George Bernard Shaw by Little Production in Chowmahallah Palace.

Playbills are not often given where I live but, I made some for my hypothetical theatre production, George Bernard Shaw’s Plays Unpleasant by Little Productions theatre company. The animals represent the characters in their respective plays. I also designed the inside page. Since this is a very small production, the playbill will be small too.… Continue reading PLAYS UNPLEASANT : GUIDE

PLAYS UNPLEASANT : The Brochure

This brochure holds all the information to this hypothetical theatre production. This is a three-fold brochure, I made it in hopes to actually see things play out in similar fashion.

UNPLEASANT POSTER

I made a pattern encapsulating the plays so, I decided to use it for all the visual identity of the Little Productions’ production of it. (This is a completely hypothetical event) I wrote the type by hand to carry the message of stuffy. Maybe it’s because I have a very old tattered version of it… Continue reading UNPLEASANT POSTER

UNPLEASANT ILLUSTRATION

Plays Unpleasant by George Bernard Shaw needs an illustration that is unpleasant, too close for comfort and beautiful like itself. So, I created a collage that I thought encapsulates the theme. The crow represents ‘The Philanderer’, snake represents ‘Mrs. Warren’s Profession’ and the crocodile represents ‘Widower’s House’. UNPLEASANT ILLUSTRATIONS

MOOr

AN IMAGE BOOK OF COW MOOr is a book about COWs. Yes, I too gave in and made a book about cows, like 92% of Indian artists. I think, if I had to give an answer to “why cows?” it would be that they are around, they are everywhere. Their mere existence in my daily… Continue reading MOOr

The Last Piece

Sound of laughter between many noises. It’s a pizza place. A pizza is slid onto a table seating two people. Their hands reach for the pieces. The pieces get over soon leaving few crusts behind. One last piece remains. There is a silence and their hands keep signalling each other to take the last piece,… Continue reading The Last Piece