A meaningful sketch💕 so brilliantly distinguished Colonial and Independent eras of Bharat on d eve of AKAM. Lost a precious Betiya in the hands holding the Tri-colour upside down like the foreign hand depicted in black. She deserves a prompt Justice in Her colored Swachh Bharat
Created this a while back, the Govindaji Temple inside the Kangla Fort in Imphal, India.
I had to walk back & forth several times across the ruins, then later clean up using #Blender3D . Lucky enough, there were only few tourists for me to avoid. It captured a little over a million polygons to create this.
Can't wait to test out results using NeRF next time.
#ManipurCrisis #Manipur
I used #AI to create a @figma plugin. It's been a fascinating and empowering experience. 😊 The plugin is called Cloner Pro https://t.co/Ve6OkP7o6M Try it out and share your feedback.
#figma
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Overall, it was such a delight to be back to organizing in-person conferences! I genuinely missed all the hugs, excitement & the feeling of being part of something bigger.
Always grateful to play a tiny role in making @DesignUpConf happen with these wonderful volunteers!
27/n
@WeirdoWizard People, Smiles, Stories, desserts, and Moet & Chandon.
Mostly in that order.
This is post pulling off a 1300+ attendee @DesignUpConf in 2019
Our website for DesignUp 2022 is Now LIVE! 🎊
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✨Check out this year's venue, speakers & hosts, and get answers to your FAQs
✨Relive our past events through wrap-up videos
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It’s been an exciting Thursday for us at the studio: we hosted some incredible people from @MicrosoftDesign, including the CVP of Design @alshumdesign!
After @gonsalves_r set the stage with an intro to design in India, we began a whistle-stop tour of some of our best work…
Meet the design leaders from Microsoft at the Design Day on 28th this month. Get a chance to talk to them, listen to their musings and connect with the design community over social.
Hurry up! Register using the link below -
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#microsoft#designmeet
The wait is over. #DesignUpSchool is here.
You can now start applying to the first cohort
What's it about? Who's teaching? When does it begin? Everything you need to know is in this tiny little link.
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Soon, you'll get to meet our teachers, advisors and guides, and browse our thoughtfully curated programs.
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What we don't teach: UI/UX hacks, quick wins, how to gain social media clout, design tools, tips and tricks.
We're more interested in sustainably building your long-term career.
No shortcuts.
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As urban India begins to catch it's breath, rural india is gasping...
A thread about India's apocalyptic Covid crisis, our little effort, causes at the heart of virtual #DesignUpForACause Conf - and how every donation at https://t.co/jldoTXbZOm helps!
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💙 DesignUp is stepping up to do its bit 💙
#DUp21 is a global virtual conference to raise funds for 🇮🇳 charities working for COVID-19
Worlds best designers 🤝 Struggle against Pandemic
StepUp. ShowUp. #DesignUpForACause | #DUp21 June 11-20 > https://t.co/ZgYbxNMI3f
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Natasha is an award winning designer, educator & one of the youngest partners at Pentagram. @WIRED named her one of nine Designers Who Matter (2014).
Hear her live at #DUp21 Virtual Conference June 11-20 https://t.co/ZgYbxO4jrP
Bangalore Twitter!! Apologies for tweeting incessantly but here are some links to important tweets related to covid essentials+remdisivir in Bangalore. I'll be putting them all in one place watch this space for more updates! Please rt the hell out of this for reach
🔥 Hot off the press: “DesignUp 🛋 Issue #97 > Workspaces, Design & Scale, Ux of burnout, Data Stories & Bharat” https://t.co/rNZxWvIMIf with @soosixty
A friend has just shown me this book "Calculus made easy", published in 1914, and I think it's got one of the best prologues I've ever seen. This is *exactly* what textbooks should be doing. And they should all be honest about how terrifying the topic names are too.