Yash Vardhan Singh
M.Des/Year 2
City for All: Children's Book on Animal-human Co-existence
City for All: Children's Book on Animal-human Co-existence
Prof. ABC
The project aims at telling stories about
animal-human coexistence in Cities. I decided to depict 3 themes which are Community animals, adoption, and dealing with injured animals. Which is done through the aid of storytelling.
The medium I’ve chosen for the final outcome is a combination of photographs and illustrations. This story-photograph relation varies with respective stories depending on the requirement of the story.
I looked for various real-life stories, which he helped me to meet with and some were searched by my own ad after all these visits I was able to select the 3 short stories which I intended
to narrate.
1. Community Animals
2. Dealing With Injured Animals
3. Adoption VS Buying
Moo-ving Portryals: Cattle Depiction Throughout Indian Art
Moo-ving Portryals: Cattle Depiction Throughout Indian Art
Prof. ABC
The project examines the depiction of cattle in Indian art over various periods, from the Indus Valley civilization to the colonial era. The portrayalof cattle in Indian art is an important aspect of the country’s cultural heritage, as cows have been a symbol of wealth, fertility, and agricultural abundance in Indian society for centuries. The report delves into the dierent styles and techniques used to represent cattle in art during dierent time periods, such as the stylized and geometric depictions in the Indus Valley civilization, more realistic and detailed representations in Mughal art It also discusses the religious and social signicance of cattle in Indian society and how this is reected in their portrayal in art. Finally, the report examines how the depiction of cattle changed during the colonial era, as Western inuences began to shape Indian art.
