A four month fun ride to design the app’s UX and UI, where the challenge was to keep the design fairly simple (yet engaging) so as not to intimidate its young users with a set of rich product offerings.
For WaterAid India, we created two animated videos. To help break a taboo. To talk about starting a new habit.
Giving a friendly face to India's first e-library app for children's literature. Also giving him many things to go, to hold, to think, to say!
A tranquil, riverside spot in the village of Siolim, Goa will soon be home to three premium luxury villas and we were commissioned to visualise a unique brochure to help in starting a conversation with the future buyers of the villas.
Name, identity, website and many more things for Big Little Book Award.
A small, adorable, inspirational booklet on golf for keeping tabs on one's learnings. And a cute cousin to jot down notes while practicing on the course.
Hamoni Red is an extension of Hamoni Golf. It is an enclosed space with a great view of the playing greens that serves cafe food and drinks along with a large offering of board games to enjoy.
Developing interactive pieces of communication that can bring entire classrooms together in discussion, learning and problem-solving.
Rich, bold and graphical, a feel-good diary featuring key milestones from WaterAid India's work in India over the past 30 years.
The design for 2015 edition of Bookaroo, India’s first children’s literature festival held annually over two days, was all about four key formats the sessions are organised under - art and craft, storytelling, drama, and workshops.
In order to break the taboo surrounding the topic of menstruation in India, WaterAid India wanted to start 'talking' about the resulting crisis and its roots. We worked on a series of posters for Menstrual Hygiene Day 2015 that have not only opened up channels of conversation, but are also helping bring a transformative change to attitudes.
March, May, October and November mark four global awareness days on topics of Water, Menstrual Hygiene, Handwashing and Toilets respectively. These are important days for WaterAid India for building awareness and empowering the audience with knowledge with a hope that it helps remove ignorance and create participation.
The 2014 edition was all about an undersea wonderland of books, that’s inhabited by a Mr. Octobook who is always busy reading eight books simultaneously, a pirate sea horse who can always be seen in its favourite dress: alphabet G, a newly discovered species of crab with five pairs of eyes on equal number of books and a pair of pencils to poke whoever is found not reading a book, an oyster that rewards its reader with a real pearl, and a horde of fish in different shapes, sizes and formations.
The lack of access to clean water, a sanitation blackhole and an absence of hygiene education. All of it leading to a health crisis. Not sunny topics to stay with you the entire year, but most essential to start talking about them.
A renewable energy consultancy based in Gurgaon needed a unique brand language with a strong recall value in an industry that is growing by leaps and bounds every year. Over the years Bridge to India has become known for not just their analysis and knowledge of the solar industry but also their visual brand language.
Hamoni is a publicly accessible golf learning centre in Gurgaon that was set up in 2013-14 to break down the barriers to golf and change its public perception as an elitist sport and to make it available to everyone who loves sports. We were entrusted with the task to develop its branding across varied verticals.
Branding the first-of-its-kind event around children's libraries.
Our minds started imagining visuals of a place full of books and ladders to reach the books that are out of reach for little kids. Ummm...so what do we have here? Books and Ladders? What about the snakes?
Let's talk about women, nutrition, infant mortality, independence and a lot more.