Four animated films that draw out the real life stories of people that have been touched by the Mahindra Group, each with an inspiring story that led them through doubts and hardships only to rise from them and go on to motivate others.
A book on powerful stories of hope, resilience and transformative leadership of women at the frontline of the climate crisis in India.
The first edition of a biennial report, spanning 240 pages and including 90+ figures, on various facets of Global Infrastructure Resilience.
A modern and caring alternative to the high-tech destinations in India and Southeast Asia.
A toolkit for children and young adults that helps reflect on individual ideas of masculinity.
Fifteen stories of women leading change in the field of Sexual & Reproductive Health & Rights (SRHR) and Mental Health.
Name, identity, website and six years of designing varied looks for Big Little Book Award.
Communicating complex and technical information in a clean and engaging way on a newly paved PATH.
Windows into the world of eminent Hindi poets.
Knocks on Doors announcing new illustrators on the block.
And a 'books and Ladders' inspired children's library (no snakes).
A set of six illustrated posters on the required behaviour changes during Covid-19 for schools.
Now On, an art grant was an open call to invite explorations into new mediums and innovative formats of artistic creation, research, development, presentation and collaboration in a world on a standstill. This is our design for the announcements.
Re-inventing the event calendar again and this time with a DIY function attached to it as well!
Taking forward the tradition of semi-annual event calendars to 2019, we worked on a variety of new formats and looks to launch the next two seasons.
Creating a new-look event calendar every six months for Pro Helvetia New Delhi also provides a welcome challenge to rethink what we did last time and do something different. Here are the first two season programme designs.
Our minuscule yet meaningful contribution to stop the degradation and loss of wetlands and to not encroach into their world.
It is not every day that you suggest a logo-change to a client and the client accepts it and asks you to go for it! This happened a few years back when Parag agreed after some low-key badgering and we embarked on this journey of crafting a new identity for them, which is still evolving and is very close to our hearts.
Posters for public health centres with the aim to educate patients and visitors on RKS (Rogi Kalyan Samiti), patient rights and grievance redressal mechanisms.
A look at the messaging and visuals for call-for-applications for Pro Helvetia’s studio residencies from the last three years.
Our first such project that dealt with design in a public space. We took on this challenge of designing for the 3D space literally (see inside) and managed to not 'water' down the seriousness of the topic within a space like a shopping mall.
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!
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.
For WaterAid India, we created two animated videos. To help break a taboo. To talk about starting a new habit.
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.
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.
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.
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.