Feel the story through Warli Art

This project delves into an innovative solution for visually impaired children's art education, leveraging tactile illustrations and contrasting colors to bridge accessibility gaps. Through collaborative efforts and grounded research, it explores techniques like embossing and 3D printing to translate visual art into tactile forms. Highlighting pedagogical benefits, it advocates for inclusive art education to foster creativity and empowerment among visually impaired children, promoting ongoing research and collaboration for broader accessibility.

Design identity using my initials, that reflect my personality

The personal identity project I completed embarked on a poignant voyage of self-discovery, anchoring my essence and Bengali roots through the subtle integration of the initials 'D' & 'M', representing my name. Through meticulous choices in appearance, style, and values, I meticulously crafted a visual and conceptual narrative that echoed the intricacies of my personality, origins, and aspirations.

An illustrated rotary children's poem book

"Abol Tabol" by Sukumar Ray is a cherished Bengali classic, captivating children with its playful language and whimsical characters. Through delightful absurdity, it fosters a love for literature and sparks creativity, inviting young readers on a magical journey of discovery.

 This book introduces a unique reading experience with its rotary design. Each page requires clockwise rotation, mirroring its whimsical theme. Children engage playfully, exploring the absurd and curious world within.