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Creative Gaga - Unbiased Inspiration India Design Magazine

A dose of Inspirationu2019 is what each one of us constantly seeks in our lives, isnu2019t it? Over the years, weu2019ve realised how India Design world is full of brilliant minds, sharp ideas and ingenious skill u2013 people whou2019re finding expression through exquisite design. So weu2019re just out gathering all that magic in between pages u2013 Creative Gaga.

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Creative Gaga - Unbiased Inspiration India Design Magazine

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  1. Learn to Unravel the Hidden Expressions Pratima Unde Pg 30 Practice to Hone Your Own Style Bhaskar Rac Pg 44 #39 Know the Elements of Indian Design Neha Tulsian Pg 57 `399/- Your Dose of Inspiration CreativeGaga.com £6.99/- SPECIAL ON COVER BY Anant Kulkarni The Indian Design behind his work on p46 This is a preview only, complete issue is available on CreativeGaga.com

  2. ??????????????????? `????? c r e a t i v e ???????????????????? ???????????? ???????????????? ???????????????? ???????????????? Simpu’s story as told by Vaibhav Kumaresh Sudhir Tailang and his art of cartooning ?? Aamina Shazi’s techniques of digital art COVER Seasonal Love bySaher Imran ???????????????? Jan/Feb 2011 Mar/Apr 2011 May/Jun 2011 creative creative creative ???????????????????? `????? `????? ???????????????????? ???????????????????? `????? ???????????? ????????????? ???????????? ???????????? ???????????? ???????????????? ???????????????? ???????????????? ???????????????? ???????????????? ???????????????? ???????????????? ??????????? ?????????????? ????????????? ????? ??????? ???????????????? ?????????? Having fun with ideas by Happy Creative Industry experts discuss Indian character design Solutions handmade by Charan Sachar Evolution of advertising design with Santosh Padhi COVER Sea I???de by Rahul Gaikwad COVER Celebrations by Prasun Mazumdar COVER AeDDaa by Ankur Singh Patar Jul/Aug 2011 Sept/Oct 2012 Jan/Feb 2012 Jan/Feb 2013 creative creative creative ????? `????? `????? ???????????????????? ???????????????????? ???????????????????? ???????????? ???????????? ???????????? ???????????? ???????????? ????????????? ???????????????? ???????????????? ???????????????? ???????????????? ???????????????? ???????????????? Believable Fantasy of Grafit Studio Animation Possibilities by Industry Leaders Discuss How Indian is Indian animation? Bala Sandeep Menon does JasMinder Oberai shares landscape photography tips Traditional Twist Abstract INTERPRETING Perceptive Visuals of with Android Jones DREAMS of Ankur Singh Patar Realism Vajra Pancharia The making of animated short film ‘Bhavri’ by Sonia Tiwari Cover Boss Valor by Grafit Sttudio Cover Character Commandments Dharma Dragon by Android Jones Future of Digital Art To experience the true magic of this cover, by Vinay Vikram Singh scan it with your smartphone or touchpad. Digital Art Special as told by experts Gaming ArtSpecial For step by step instructions, please turn to back page. This symbolizes the ‘Virtual Interactive Content’, which can be accessed with ‘Layar App’. 02 Mar/Apr 2013 May/June 2013 Jan/Feb 2013 creative creative creative 200/- 200/- 200/- www.CreativeGaga.com www.CreativeGaga.com www.CreativeGaga.com VOL5/ ISSUE4 Sep/Oct 2015 VOL5/ ISSUE6 Nov/Dec 2015 VOL5/ ISSUE2 Mar/Apr 2015 the enthusiastic creative journal the enthusiastic creative journal the enthusiastic creative journal Epic retold by Mukesh Singh p28 ELEPHANT DESIGN on consumer driven packaging p26 BRANDIZIAC Russiap40 Fun packs from How digital is changing design? SOLVE THE UNKNOWN with Abhishek Singh p24 by Deepti Pant p67 Cover Cocktail of Emotions by Elephant Design Cover Bhupati by Ramanjit Kaur Gabri Cover Ravan by for Graphic India’s Mukesh Singh Out of the box packaging BananaBandy.com brings to you Fil Dunsky shares FUNNY MESSAGES p48 with Isabela Rodrigues p46 book 18 Days DESIGN MELAp34 Graduate Showcase 2015 Illustration Special Action Packed Advice from the wisep36 Packaging Design Special * L i m i t e d P e r i o d O f f e r Mar/Apr 2015 Sept/Oct 2015 Nov/Dec 2015 This is a preview only, complete issue is available on CreativeGaga.com

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  4. Featured Folks A bunch of insights, techniques and inspiration from the best creative minds of the country. Pratima Unde Rahul Arora Bhaskar Rac Mira Malhotra Mohan Sonawane Freelance Illustrator Freelance Illustrator Concept and 3D Artist Designer, Visual Artist and Founder of Studio Kohl Illustrator Neha Tulsian Shibu P.G. Anoop Patnaik Khushboo Shree Prathamesh Shedge Founder of NH1 Design Founder of BrandMills Founder of Design Stack Visual Designer Senior Illustrator Advertising Team Editorial Team Published by Editor-in-Chief: Nitin Tiwari Nitin@CreativeGaga.com Art Editor: Anureet Kaur Phul Anureet@CreativeGaga.com Features Writer: Rutvi Ashar Rutvi@CreativeGaga.com Features Writer: Mohnish Dhagat Mohnish@CreativeGaga.com Features Writer: Kavya Bhat Kavya@CreativeGaga.com Operations Editor: Pragya Bharti Pragya@CreativeGaga.com Designer: Shelesh Kumar Shelesh@CreativeGaga.com Chief Marketing Officer: Sudhanshu Srivastava Sudhanshu@CreativeGaga.com Branding & Mktg. Consultant: Anuj Rampal Anuj@CreativeGaga.com Sales & Mktg. Consultant: Sanjeev Anand Sanjeev@CreativeGaga.com Distribution Executive: Pankaj Bhardwaj Pankaj@CreativeGaga.com Open Bracket Publication aims to publish trade-specific, knowledge- rich magazines. Creative Gaga is our launch product, aimed at graphic design, animation, illustration, photography, product design and contemporary art. ©Open Bracket Publication 2010. All rights reserved. No part of this magazine may be used or represented without the written permission of the publisher. Creative Gaga is not responsible in any way for the views expressed by the artists. The copyright of the artworks rests with the artists themselves. Contributors Directors_Nitin Tiwari & Anureet Kaur Phul Financial Consultant_KSMC & Associates Priyanka Bhasin, Piyush T, Ashwin, Lokesh Phogaat, Gautam Giri, Neeraj Brar, Surjit Kaur, MP Tiwari, PPS Phul, Jaspreet Singh Chandigarh SCO-106, First Floor, Sector 40-C, Chandigarh - 160036 t. 0172 4186139 Manchester, UK 19, Prestage Street, Levenshulme, Manchester, M12 4GQ t. +44 7818287434 This is a preview only, complete issue is available on CreativeGaga.com

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  6. Contents Creative Gaga Magazine - Issue 39 14 Illustration 30 Re-branding Bombay Brasserie by Design Stack Concept Art 44 Joyous Rajasthani by Pratima Unde Happening Around! INSPIRING TRENDS Connecting Intricacies Gracefully by Khushboo Shree Every dot matters. SPENDTHRIFT A bunch of thoughtfully designed stuff that you can acquire. Pg 08-11 Pg 12-13 PROJECT FOCUS A Culinary Design Journey by Design Stack A flavoured merger of food and design. Pg 14-28 Let the Pencil Flow by Prathamesh Shedge Let your feelings show. The Rational Exorcist by Bhaskar Rac This is a preview only, complete issue is available on CreativeGaga.com

  7. 36 Illustration Typeface Affair by Shibu P.G. Finding the right letters. Transforming Radically by Wallcano Adding zest to the ordinary. Figures EARLY RISER Unravelling Hidden Expressions by Pratima Unde Portraying human emotions efficiently. Koi Fish by Rahul Arora Pg 30-35 52 Digital Art GAGA WORTHY Versatility, A Game Changer in Digital Technology by Rahul Arora how he approaches different avenues with his style to match the client’s vision. Pg 36-43 GAGA GOD Hone Your Own Style by Bhaskar Rac Learning to do it your way. Pg 44-50 VANTAGE VIEW Indian at Heart by Mira Malhotra Looking Eastward to India Design. Pg 51 The Indian Element by Neha Tulsian Connecting with Indian roots. Pg 57 Nawazuddin Siddique by Mohan Sonawane Gyaan Perfection of Portrait by Mohan Sonawane A life-like portrait. 60 Digital Art Pg 52-56 Designer Life! 15MM OF FAME Finding Expression Naturally! by Abhishek Bairwan No need for trends! Pg 58-64 Illustrating Happiness By Nirzara Verulkar Spreading the joy. Deep Sleep by Abhishek Bairwan This is a preview only, complete issue is available on CreativeGaga.com

  8. Project Focus 14 Project Focus Going behind the scenes of some great design projects. A Culinary Design Journey Design Stack runs us through their approach, idea and process behind providing a concept- based branding solution to culinary experts, Bombay Brasserie. CreativeGaga.com This is a preview only, complete issue is available on CreativeGaga.com

  9. Issue 39 15 Anoop Patnaik NID designers, Anoop Patnaik and Priyanka Bhasin, came together in 2008 to start Design Stack. Specialising in branding and graphic design, Design Stack is based out of Mumbai, and has worked with a range of brands like SBI, Asian Paints and the likes. designstack.com Setting the right tone. Design Stack delivered a brand new visual concept infused with youth and energy for Bombay Brasserie, a restaurant that serves pan-Indian cuisine. While the space is conceptually western, the food is distinctly pan-Indian, and the logo reflects the same. It initialises ‘Bombay Brasserie’, but with a twist, placing the Devanagri ‘Ba’ and its Roman counterpart side by side CreativeGaga.com This is a preview only, complete issue is available on CreativeGaga.com

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  11. Issue 39 23 Carving a niche. Creativity vocalises itself to each designer in its own specific manner, including through ink and paper – for example, letter-forming by hand being the first instinct. It is often the most simple of acts that finds itself being used as the common construction, shape or character, then applied to all letters in a font. In Achi's case, it was the parallel line-formation and its spacing between each and every letter. Once a letter was shaped, the command over the font enabled executing an almost similar style to all other letters. Articulating the hand-drawn designs into the computer, using basic shapes and grids in Adobe Illustrator canvas, is time-consuming but effective, followed by polishing and tweaking as a final touch using Fontlab CreativeGaga.com This is a preview only, complete issue is available on CreativeGaga.com

  12. Project Focus 24 Transforming Radically Wallcano sheds some light on what it took to make an otherwise typical corporate work place of Telstra (Infosys) into one that is more zestful, young and also vibrant. CreativeGaga.com This is a preview only, complete issue is available on CreativeGaga.com

  13. Issue 39 25 Wallcano Wallcano is a Design Studio in Navi Mumbai, one that specifically focuses on renewing and re-creating open and closed spaces, surroundings and ambiences such as homes, gyms, stores, car parks, etc. to be more expressive and vibrant. wallcano.in CreativeGaga.com This is a preview only, complete issue is available on CreativeGaga.com

  14. Early Riser 34 05 06 CG. What is the idea behind the textures you choose in your illustrations? PU. 'Giggling' is the technique I use to highlight the facial expressions. I start with a simple dot that turns into a line which never ends. By going in a circular motion, I never actually realise where the line started, and where it ended. This style helps me provide a great amount of detailing to the illustration. It also helps me go in-depth to bring out their personalities precisely. CG. What do you enjoy most, in your work process? PU. The final result is what I enjoy most about my work! I love it when people understand and relate or connect to my work. Conveying a lot about a person just through a glance is what I want to achieve through all my illustrations. When that happens, I feel happiness. CG. What would be your advice to others who wish to involve in a similar style of work as yours? PU. Don’t try to emulate someone else, but choose a style that is solely yours, instead. That way, the work you create through it will be your personal best and most satisfying. Only you can create and execute your own trademark style. Trust me! 07 CreativeGaga.com This is a preview only, complete issue is available on CreativeGaga.com

  15. Issue 39 35 08 05 08 Naughtiest. The child that still resides in, and hasn’t vanished yet, in the days of youth and the spirit of being young. Surprised. The simplicity of being rural, naturally and uniformly depicting itself in the everyday expression of villagers. 06 09 The Villager. The simplicity of being rural, naturally and uniformly depicting itself in the everyday expression of villagers. Mother. The universally eternal bond in the world, never failing to shine in our lives. 09 CreativeGaga.com This is a preview only, complete issue is available on CreativeGaga.com

  16. Gaga Worthy 42 12 12 14 The imp. A rightful depiction of exaggeration which exhibits the inner turmoil of the character. Santa. A satirical illustration of demonetisation. 15 The Passenger. This illustration rightfully captures the mundane mood of the Mumbai local traveller. 13 Vampire. Illustration of a vampire by taking some characteristic features of Ekta Kapoor for Fun Diaries of Fun Cinemas. 13 CreativeGaga.com This is a preview only, complete issue is available on CreativeGaga.com

  17. Issue 39 43 14 Advertising, on the other hand, is completely distinct. With tight deadlines, the challenge is to prioritise and achieve the required quality in the given time frame. Colour schemes and mediums have their own charm. They play a major role in bringing a story to life and convey the important aspects in the composition to set a mood of the narrative. Traditional mediums such as oils, poster colours, pastels, water colours and pencil sketching often allow the designer to hone his skills and learn the intricacies. However, when working commercially, a digital medium is much easier and straight-forward to execute. Rahul generally starts with a quick thumbnail that gives a glimpse of his idea which then is elaborated to form the layouts. Later, penciling and colouring it in Photoshop post the client's approval 15 CreativeGaga.com This is a preview only, complete issue is available on CreativeGaga.com

  18. Gaga God 44 01 02 03 The Rational Exorcist. Created for The Portraits of the Eccentrics, a series The legend of Anarchy. Believing he was promised the age of his species’ One last bullet. An strongly expressed illustration of an intense excerpt from a story. featuring constant battle for succession to the throne. dominance, this game character wants this revolution to be his legacy. 01 CreativeGaga.com This is a preview only, complete issue is available on CreativeGaga.com

  19. Issue 39 45 Bhaskar Rac Currently based in Indirapuram, Bhaskar Rac is a self-employed Concept and 3D artist. A graduate from Delhi College of Art (Applied Art), he worked in the Game Outsourcing industry before independently involving in Character Development, illustration, 3D sculpting and the likes. bhaskarrac.com Hone Your Own Style Concept and 3D artist Bhaskar Rac, who’s been working extensively in character development, 3D sculpting and the likes, expresses how one can come up with and hone one’s own style, without needing to follow popular fads or trends. 02 03 CreativeGaga.com This is a preview only, complete issue is available on CreativeGaga.com

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