Pharaoh ki Mummy

Kyunki har mummy same hoti hai!

swimming

Started swimming again :D

Ego boost

So this Portugese language bike blog featured a few of my comic strips!
Just stumbled upon this... (you know... by doing an image search of my name on google) surprised by how much of my stuff is featured online on other websites and blogs :D
I'm not sure, but I think it's a Brazilian blog?

tonight in front of the computer...

I put my feet up and drew this sketch... 

Saigon Airport 4 years ago

Just sharing some old drawings :)

Grumpy Rider

 

I was watching an advertisement for bikes one evening on TV, when a thought crossed my mind - What if, a guy all decked up in biking paraphernalia all ready to ride, had to take the bus to work/college because his motorbike just refused to start?

My ex was an avid motorbike rider. Although I don't care for him now, I dedicate this post to him.

an Idea which never materialised further

I had an opportunity to draw a small 4 page comic about the impending apocalypse for Kindle magazine a few months back. I couldn't finish it, as most of my comic projects, but I wanted to record it because I might finish it some time before the end of the world as we know it.

Having written a synopsis which made me think a little more, I was in two minds whether it was a ridiculous idea or not. Maybe it was an acceptable idea, but the comic wouldn't be able to represent what it started out to say. 

Here's the synopsis for the incomplete story: 

Our world as we know it, has seen Natural and artificial disasters periodically. The very shelter we build for safety often becomes the cause for tragedy and loss. Human kind has learned from their experiences and past mistakes and designed for all possible natural, and more recently-man made disasters. Sounds like we have it all figured out.

But what do we know of what awaits us? To be prepared for something we have experienced before is one thing, but what about the unknown? What is the nature of the disaster awaiting us? What do we prepare for? How do we know what structure will last?

The apocalypse is just the end of the world as we know it to be. The eventual post apocalyptic collective conscience will enlighten us to come to closer to the dream of the ideal habitat which in turn will lead us to the truth.

The apocalypse is the ultimate test for the master architects and planners who came before us. We shall thus know what lasts and what we, as a race want to preserve. Not just for historic records, but the for the value it adds to our new lives.

The comic explores a fictional fate of great buildings of the world - ancient and contemporary in the Post apocalyptic era of complete and pure utopia.

Sometimes, my observation gets the better of me...

I don't remember where or why I drew this, but my guess is, I saw this scene somewhere. Just noticed it in a meeting today and had to shut my notebook hastily before any one else saw what I sketched instead of architectural details!! Disaster averted ;)

roadkill

Been a while... Here's the comics jamboree piece I mentioned before

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