Comic Book

The comic book course held at NID guided by Dhiman Sengupta helped me render these frames out.
I have uploaded only a few out of the many that we had to draw and redraw , with and without dialogues during the course .

Cattle Festival,Nagaur,Rajasthan

Shot With The Nikon F20,These are images from the cattle festival held at Nagaur ,Rajasthan , We were asked to cover the event as part of our photography course at the National Institute Of Design , The course was Conducted By Dr. Deepak John Mathew.

Promo For Chitrakatha (National Institute Of Design)

This was done during a 3D workshop held at National Institute of Design By Arjun Gupte and Dawameren Imchen, It Required us to Model, in clay and software,rig and animate our own 3 dimensional characters in Maya.It also included a brief amount of pre production as well as a bit of post.

Duration - (2 weeks) 

Character Explorations

  

A few Explorations for my new film .

From Before

2009

I've been doing a few tests for a film im trying to develop lately , Here's one that is not too recent.

Day to day

Kinds of people i met today.

PLUM

This one is one of the exploration sketches i made for an animation short i'm trying to write : PLUM

Ornworen tilo

The Ornworen tilo , the first inter species bird type to be recorded. Not much information about this bird is mentioned , pictures are scarce , in fact this one is the only image of the extinct bird species available which is visually clear. More information will be uploaded as and when found .

Bintel

Bintel, an  extinct species ( i'm not sure if i can refer to the kind as a particular species for not many of them hatched.)  are diver storks and had a lizard for an uncle .They were found towards the eastern parts of India specifically near Calcutta . Their wings spans were measured to be 6 and 1/2 ft spread across , thiers wings include barbs made up of scales . they live primarily on fish but turned into scavengers during food shortage ( a very strange eating phenomenon unnoticed previously and till date ) . These birds were partially blind , hence depended on their eerie shirks for directions .