Custom Illustrations for Stories & Concepts

This is a minimal line illustration I created for the chapter titled 'Aasma' in the book "Moha Maya." This style is effective for conveying a theme or emotion in a simple, clean, and impactful way for publications.

Another chapter illustration from "Moha Maya," for the section titled 'Memories.' My work as a book illustrator involves creating visuals that complement the author's narrative and set the tone for each chapter.

An illustration for 'The Unbreakable Chain' chapter. These simple black and white drawings are designed to be symbolic and give the reader a visual cue about the story's themes.

This line art was for the chapter 'The Healing.' Creating these illustrations for my debut as a book illustrator was a fantastic experience in visual storytelling.

A conceptual illustration for the 'Condolences' chapter in the book "Moha Maya." Each drawing was hand-drawn on my iPad to match the mood of the story.

The illustration for 'Purgatory.' If you have a book, blog, or website, I can create a consistent set of illustrations to help tell your story visually.

A close-up from my Bengaluru auto-rickshaw series, showing a driver's classic "Barallaaaa!!!" (I won't come) pose. This watercolor illustration captures a moment every Bengalurean knows well.

"Meter mele ippatu kodi" (Give me twenty rupees over the meter). This scene is another common sight in Bengaluru, captured here in a quirky watercolor style for a commissioned series.

"Wonendaaf!" This illustration depicts the classic demand for one-and-a-half times the fare, a humorous and relatable moment for anyone who has hailed an auto in the city.