A short animation that explains the Indian electoral system from the point of view of the Indian citizen. Targeted at Indian youth, the short video is designed to spread quickly on social networks.

A card game to to help children learn as well as visualise  data from the Indian states and union-territories. The game has been designed to be played with 2 or more players as a “collect-them-all-to-win” card game. The major difference being that a player has to get a piece trivia right before they can keep the card. The face-up side of the card has the name of the respective state and its location on the map of India. The face-down side of the card has a multiple-choice question with the correct answer marked.

For the launch of the IxDA Bengaluru Student Chapter in National Institute of Design, R & D Campus, I designed the event visual & collateral.  Since the objective of the event was to bring together students & working professionals in order to bridge the gap between academia & industry, we decided the theme of the event should be “A Catalyst for Conversations”.

The thumbnails in order of appearance are: the conference poster, the event schedule, the cards for the design competition and the t-shirt for the event. The posters were printed digitally on 300gsm matte paper.

I had a huge amount of fun organising this conference with Gaurang Gupta, Sangeeta Balasubramani, Saneef Ansari, Arun Ganesh & all the other student volunteers.

As part of a In-Vehicle Human Machine Interface(HMI) research program by National Institute of Design, R & D Campus, Bangalore and Bosch Engineering, HMI Division, Bangalore, we had to look at possible design interventions for Low-Priced Vehicles(LPVs) in India. After an initial round of research I decided to focus my project on Advanced Driver Assistance Systems for LPVs in India.

This project was selected for presentation and display at Vision Plus 2010, the international conference on information Design.