Every day, every week, every month brings in a new adventure.

These passing days never come back. These are a pack of cards created by designers for the year of 2016. Each card is a special dedication to what the new month brings forth.

Not an event but an instant.

The slower you go, the clearer the synchronicity. Diving deep into where the organic and digital are undivided.

We form from this metamorphosis

The following artworks pay homage to three significant figures of the Indian independence movement, namely: Rabindranath Tagore, Shaheed Bhagat Singh and Subhas Chandra Bose.

Each artwork has been meticulously rendered in colors of the National Flag.

Let’s travel to a time where majesties of nature roam free. Where the pride of the Asiatic Lion rests high. His roar resounding through the forests to oceans where the mighty Gray Whale weaves towards cooler waters to feed.

The grasslands looming with countless creatures coexisting in cyclic harmony. Where flocks of Gazelles feed with Cheetah cubs playing in the same fields. The prey at ease with predators. Because such is the way of nature a survival devoid of greed.

Twelve artworks created for Lee Cooper's Calendar for the year 2017 featuring their latest collection of footwear.

Each artwork made with the shoe presents an array of vibrant visuals as diverse as the range itself. With themes ranging from fashion & lifestyle, nature, and futuristic abstraction, the monthly artworks keep up a variety of illustration styles.

They’re eating away at everything, destroying what’s not theirs. Incapable of a conscience, they kill needlessly and create havoc. Following leaders blinded by endless greed, they feed corrupt desires and make them their own. And spread like the plaque leaving nothing pure.

We’re building structures furthering the gap from those that have roamed the soil for as long as we have. The most intelligent animals - a self-proclaimed title putting us on a pedestal to separate us from what’s around. Normalizing the unnatural, rupturing the way of the world.

So the question is raised, who are the real pests?

Lure of the Golden Deer:

"Diversely coloured, amazingly limbed, and spotted with gemlike dapples it is shining forth like a deer that is completely transcendent, and while nonchalantly moving before me it is enlivening the forest like the moon."

That majestic bird Jataayu with a very sharp beak, appearing like a mountain peak, then uttered words of expediency still perching on a tree.

"Stop off! Stop off! Oh, Decahedral Ravana, learn of me as I jettison you from your best chariot, as with the unloading of a burdensome fruit from its sepals.

Oh, nightwalker, I will guest to you in a duel as long as I am alive."

Since I was a child, Mythology has always been the inspiration or background story that I could relate to. This series of illustrations is just a depiction of what I have seen and learned, re-imagined or interpreted by me.

These stories evoke various emotions for me, and I like to represent these emotions through various mythological scenarios. It is an ever growing series for me as I will continue to add more to it from time to time.