March 14th, 2009

Bad Paintings of Barack Obama

If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed or email alerts. Thanks for visiting!Influenced by Shephard Fairey’s iconic image of Barack Obama if you thought no one could even paint a bad picture of the President, think again.

March 3rd, 2009

Happy Birthday Aaie

My brother, Aditya and I gifted this custom-ordered oil portrait to our mother on her 60th birthday last month (Feb.15th). Well, it was mostly my brother’s idea who got it done and I just went along. Aditya liked this idea so much that he plans to give a similar gift to any relative who turns [...]

August 6th, 2008

Hitler’s Art Collection

Hitler’s art collection goes online. It looks quite different from the cafe and the bedsheets they tried designing in his name in India. How long before someone vandalizes these just like his wax figurine at Madame Tussauds’.

June 9th, 2008

Fun with Pie Charts

American Pie made some obvious weird uses of America’s favorite food but pie charts can be much more fun.

November 6th, 2007

NY Girl of My Dreams – Found Her!

Guy sees girl in a subway. Can’t muster up courage to ask her out. Goes home. Makes an illustration of “the girl of my dream”. Posts it online [Video] .And now CNN wants to talk to him. . Awwww! or Ewwww! You decide.

Update 1: The bugger found her! Sensibly, he isn’t providing any more [...]

October 31st, 2007

Superhero Priyanka

It seems like the good folks at Virgin Comics are working overtime at cranking out desi superheros. First they launched with much fanfare with an idea of tapping into our immense treasure chest of mythological tales. And then they even made Sachin Tendulkar into a superhero. Yeah, I know as if that dude needs any [...]

May 18th, 2007

Krishna and the Cow

Talking about weird (or offensive) art, Mandar came upon this strange image in a small restaurant in the holiest of holy Hindu city of Benaras [hat tip: Ash]:

Now pray (no pun intended) why no stone-throwing and rioting in this small restaurant? Don’t give me the twisted logic of gau-mata and baby Krishna. There are plenty [...]

April 1st, 2007

RIP Laurie Baker

Laurie Baker, the British-born architect settled in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala died today at age 90. Known primarily for his work in designing low-cost housing by using local materials, he was a source of inspiration to all those architects who wished to return to their roots [image source].
Laurie understood that the real architecture of India lay in [...]

March 20th, 2007

Sachin Tendulkar – Virgin Super Hero?

In a land that reportedly lacks serious heroes or role models, we feel the need to reinvent them constantly even when we don’t really need to. As if Sachin Tendulkar’s demi-god status (rapidly fading though) thanks to his exploits on the cricket field wasn’t enough, Virgin Comics is portraying him as a superhero in a [...]

June 24th, 2006

Revival of Desi Comics

Book previews are something that I love about being a blogger; partly because you are gladdened that someone values your opinion. Of course, your loyal readers and even friends and family reinforce that opinion by visiting you everyday in hope of reading yet another of your posts however rambling and ranting they might be. It [...]


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