Vector Art

I designed this bike using Macromedia Flash in 2004, this is my first vector art of this kind… thought let me post this on my blog & give back life to this bike…(smile) I have spent nearly 14 hours to finish this work. This work was posted on a design forum during sep2004 and lot of people liked it.. you can check the forum link and the various comments here http://surfunion.com/forum/index.php?act=ST&f=1&t=1770

Also, chk the swf here to get-in-to chk the details.. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v497/hit…a/firstbike.swf

Few feedback / reviews here: http://www.vectorpeeps.com/index.php?sec=galleries&cid=4&gid=12&vid=504

India Alive

Visage Images in India who represents GettyImages had thrown a contest for graphic designers, art directors, visualisers last month to participate by designing a poster titled India Alive and the idea was to visualise an image of India.The entries will be judged by a panel drawn from varied creative fields, including photography (Ashok Salian), film (Pankuj Parasher) and few from sculpture and theatre.The results are yet to be announced.. and best 3 poster entries from the region will win the Visage of India Award. While all winners from the west will be announced at Mumbai, those from the northern region will be awarded at Delhi. The east and south regions have been clubbed, and three winners from the two regions combined will be announced at the Bangalore awards ceremony.

Though this is a very tough competition… i really enjoyed designing something for the very first time on such an interesting subject… I have used 42 images from visage collection in this poster collage. Here is my submission.. wish me luck.

‘The Hindu’ covers BarCamp

The Hindu, the leading news paper has superbly covered a writeup on BarCamp. You can read this article under Business Review > NetSpeak section (page no.21)

You can also check the online version of the same: http://www.hindu.com/2006/04/17/stories/2006041701671700.htm

I have gotta Webby!

ClickJobs.com of BharatMatrimony Group has been shortlisted by Webby Awards as the Official Honoree.

As a result of the superior quantity and quality of sites entered, the 10th Annual Webby Awards recognized sites and teams that demonstrated a standard of excellence.

Of the more than 5,500 entries submitted to the 10th Annual Webby Awards, fewer than 20% were distinguished as an Official Honoree. This honor signifies an outstanding caliber of work. Congratulations to all of our official honoree selections!

Hailed as the "Online Oscars" by Time Magazine, The Webby Awards is the leading international honors for web sites. Official Honorees are chosen by the International Academy of the Digital Arts and Sciences, a 500+ member body of leading web experts, business figures, luminaries, visionaries and creative celebrities. Winners of The 10th Annual Webby Awards will be announced by the Academy on May 9, 2006.

BarCamp Chennai

Conceptualized & designed this poster for BarCamp Chennai.

To know more about this event click http://barcamp.org/BarCampChennai