Ants feeding honeydew to larvae won a leaf of a plant while another scurries down the stem

Close up of ants feeding honeydew

Ant feeding honeydew #illustration

As a teen Deboshree's fits in this film was my pinterest-especially her in the dark green tee. Loved it!

a creature carries two girls across a city

hattima tim tim #illustration

Colonizing Plants: How Bougainvillea Conquered the World I have so many photos of it. Bougainvillea draping over walls next to cobbled streets, bougainvillea in pots running wild over the iron grills of restaurants, bougainvillea bonsai in a rock garden.…

Bougainvilleas are named after the 18th-century French admiral. The flower is native to the countries we now know as Brazil, Argentina, and Peru. Today it is the cliché flower you expect to see in cute colonial towns

illustration of a road verge shows children tending to tired bees and adults admiring wildflowers, in the distance the grass is being shaved down

closeup of illustration showing children tending to tired bees

Road verges are often treated like non-places but they serve as corridors, connecting fragmented habitats. #illustration

saw whet owl portrait. Panels showing scientists catching birds in nets and banding and measuring them

Catching and banding saw whet owls #Illustration

An elderly man showing the process of stitching a blanket

Striking the needle ✨️ #illustration

Painting of Bengali poet Rabindranath Tagore and Scottish poet Robert Burns

This Calcutta cuisine restaurant on Ferry Road shut down :( I will miss their Robi Thakur- Robbie Burns yaoi painting. So cute ^^

Paper Dragonborn Miniature

L shape orange Cat Mini

Keeper of the highland vale Mini

Skeleton Miniatures

Its back! #portfolioday
I make Paper minis for my small world;
The tales from Amudedo..
Catch them All

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The artwork shows a scene with ruin made of columns and vases. There are large vases and pitchers in the background. There are stacked constructions resembling temples. They are made of columns, vases and sculptures. Some columns are falling, some vases are broken and some roofs are sliding down. There's a round pool in the center decorated with mosaics on the outside. Broken plates, bowls and vases are scattered around it. Some have large eggs in them and some have flowers. There's a large open egg in the center. It lays on a broken plate decorated with flowers. A woman is standing at the center of the egg releasing a young heron. There are doves flying up on both sides of the heron. There are three adult herons landing in the pool. The artwork is mostly blue, grey, white and beige.

"Nuptial Rites". The illustration shows a wedding ceremony. There's a woman in the left side of the image. She wear a headpiece decorated with flowers and holds a large egg in her arms. There are stairs leading to an elevated stage with musicians playing lute on both sides of the stage. There's a skeleton in a festive clothes riding a white horse in the center of the image. There are festive robes behind them. The room is decorated with tiles and there are two roosters in front of the stage. There are some poppy flowers in the foreground. The artwork is colorful with much red, blue and beige.

The artwork shows a ceremony on a patio. There's a round pool in the center of the image and a round arch in the background. Sisters of the convent are placed in different locations performing different parts of the ritual. Half of them wear a peacock mask and half of them wear sun-like headpieces. There's a woman in the center on the horse. She wears a blue dress decorated with mosaic-like patterns. The horse is covered with blue patterns and stands still above the water. Two twins are sitting on the floor surrounded by large lilies. Behind them one sister plays a harp and another one is holding two bowls with mysterious light. There's a big mosaic tree in the background with other sisters dancing around it. There are two other sisters on top of the wall waving scarves. The artwork is mostly blue and light green

Commission for Ed Niedermeyer and autonocast. The artwork shows a scene with a city and an autonomous bus in the center. There are passengers in the bus. Some are sitting and some are standing. The bus has dome-shaped roofs. A man in a long coat is standing outside the bus holding a briefcase. Another man is selling some fake or stolen watch behind the bus. There are buildings and bridges in the background with a few more characters. All the characters are skeletons. There are some autonomous mini cars around the artwork. The artwork is densely decorated with patterns and tiles. It is mostly green, mustard, red and blue.

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I'm Anya, a freelance illustrator with a passion for patterns and complex scenes. I'm always open to new projects and would love to work more with indie creators this year!

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A glass tupperwear with chickpea and sweet potato dish, couscous, and fritters

Foraged wild garlic this weekend and added it to a starter and main

Everyday I think of that account on India twitter who (allegedly) has a sister called VULGARIKA

Cornershop - Brimful Of Asha, Norman Cook Mix (Tjinder Singh) Official Music Video YouTube video by Cornershop

RIP Asha Bhonsle www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LBn...

illustration showing prove your identity board over a puddle

illustration of a public meeting

Where We Belong: testimonial archive of those affected by India's Citizenship Registers collected by Women against Sexual Violence and State Repression (WSS)
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illustrations by Shefalee Jain

Illustration of a tall man holding a bouquet of tube roses while three school girls excitedly dance around him while a shorter man with a moustache holds a book looking up shyly

Sometimes I like making illos for the fujos in my Feluda group :p After the incessant teasing our detective Feluda has decided to take his adventure buddy/pulp crime writer Jayatu on a date.

Feluda happens to be the main character in his Sahara e Shirihon (Shivers in the Sahara) novel

three geliprints in sequence

three geliprints in sequence revealing words second class citizen, illegal migrant, stateless people

In a society as historically undocumented as India, and in a region that is notorious for natural calamities like floods, many people cannot produce documents to establish their ancestry.

Paper Citizenship, rice print

Paper Citizenship, rice print

embroidery of a mango character

my first embroidery (15 yrs old, but ma helped)

illustration of an elederly woman stitching a blanket with a kid in beanie next to her lap

Recently illustrated this story for a fellow Calcuttan. The Little Gogalgai is about a cherished keepsake that can only be restored by an almost lost trade. Check it out:
#kidlitart
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Saw a clip of a fox playing on the glass roof of the Shepherd's Bush Westfield mall :D

This was from a late winter project on mattress fluffing.

I made the prints in black and white and coloured in digitally

#artprocess #illustration

Zine title contemporary roch in Scotland by kieran Curran 2026

In the aftermath of the pandemic their 2023 album heavy heavy manages to be intense, honest, passionate, downbeat as well as elevating. Their politics are present and correct- sensitive, empathetic, spiritual, humane, looking for justice in an unjust world. In light of this, they're firmly anti war, princess refugee pro Palestine. Essentially pro human

Someone responded to my query handing me a zine instead of a web link :)

a bit about the recent anti-trans bill passed in both the houses of Indian parliament:
this bill is an amendment to the 2019 Transgender People (Protection of Rights) Act of 2019 which - though not free of flaws - was a great leap for trans rights in India, and was a result of years of activism.

Just heard "I can capcut it" from a teenager. It's our version of "Google something" or "Xerox this" except they made a verb out of a whole studio production vs an action

seaweed print

marble painted on a seaweed

What is at stake in the extension of the biometric border in particular (to) the human body? Border as a point in space, to border as the moving body

"Borders are increasingly turned into mobile, portable, omnipresent, ubiquitous realities. The goal is to better control movement and speed, in the process sorting, reclassifying people- who is whom, who should be where, in the name of security. No longer borders, but borderisation" Achielle Mbembe