Tulika is a text typeface inspired by traditional Bengali calligraphy. It features distinctive, sinuous shapes and a high contrast between thick and thin
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Tulika was born out of a fusion of traditional Bengali calligraphy and moden type design tools. It is a family of UNICODE compliant fonts featuring distinctive, sinuous shapes and a high contrast between thick and thin strokes. It was developed at the In…
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Illustrated picture book for publisher Tulika Books, written by Mamta Nainy.
Authors: Meera Sriram and Praba Ram Photographs : credited to many Illustration: Preeta Suresh Publisher : Tulika Publishers Age : 4+ Dina...
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Ships from and sold by EXPERAL Singapore Publisher: Tulika Publishers ISBN 13: 9788181469793 Condition: Brandnew Binding: paperback Pages: 20 Dimensons: 214 x 239 x 5 | 96 (gram) ----------------------------------------
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Hii Guys welcome to my channel I m Tulika Jagga Today I m showing you How to Make Canvas Board for Painting at home..also I am sharing with a beautiful Easy ...
My name is Chayan - I'm an Indian designer/illustrator based in Dubai, UAE. Me and my wife Tulika named our daughter Ankona, which means 'a work of art'. Scroll down to see her adventures that we illustrate weekly.
"My works have always sought to move between the real and the imaginary." - K G SUBRAMANYANK G Subramanyan was a painter, muralist, sculptor, printmaker, as well as a writer and illustrator of children's books. A constantly evolving artistic career that spanned over six decades saw Subramanyan experimenting with a variety of forms that included his well - known reverse glass and acrylic paintings and terracotta murals. The grid-like compositions of the latter, in particular, played an important role in the painting style used in his later works.Subramanyan considered himself to be "a fabulist" who transformed images, making them "float, fly, perform, tell a visual story." As a result, his pictures were "playful and spontaneous" and built around well-known themes. (Artist quoted in an interview with R Siva Kumar, New Works: K G Subramanyan, Kolkata: Seagull Foundation of the Arts, 2014)Subramanyan's art paid particular focus to Indian folk stories, mythical characters, and animals since the 1980s. They were usually juxtaposed against real-life figures in order to offer an interpretation that was uniquely his. "He uses them as metaphors to animate the everyday world in various ways - sometimes in celebration, sometimes in sly irony, and sometimes in gentle indignation." (R Siva Kumar, "A Playful and Poetic Vision," Mythologies: K G Subramanyan, Kolkata: Galerie 88, 2013, p. 8)This is evident in Facing the Beast (3), where Subramanyan depicts the multi-armed goddess Durga descending from heaven to slay the asura in the form of a bovine creature. Here, Subramanyan brings into play "all manner of revenge with the heraldry of triumph associated with Mahishasuramardini. There is here a subversive crossover of human and beast, taking off from the encounter between the goddess and an assortment of asura figures - all choreographed into a balletic spree, brutal chase." (Geeta Kapur, When was Modernism: Essays on Contemporary Cultural Practice in India, New Delhi: Tulika Books, 2000, p. 136)
