Bundled
Timeline
4 weeks (Sep'19 – Oct'19)
Deliverables
Brand System
UI/UX Design
Copywriting
Art Direction
Stay stocked and save big on healthy home essentials.
Bundled is an app that helps plan and schedule their inventory purchases across four curated bundles in the kitchen, cleaning, laundry and household categories. It makes it easy to stay stocked on high-quality products that work well, smell great and are healthy, child and pet safe. It makes household inventory management convenient without the price tag. Bundled eliminates the need to go to a physical store and predicts your restocking needs based on your consumption.
Bundled
Timeline
4 weeks (Sep'19 – Oct'19)
Deliverables
Brand System
UI/UX Design
Copywriting
Art Direction
Stay stocked and save big on healthy home essentials.
Bundled is an app that helps plan and schedule their inventory purchases across four curated bundles in the kitchen, cleaning, laundry and household categories. It makes it easy to stay stocked on high-quality products that work well, smell great and are healthy, child and pet safe. It makes household inventory management convenient without the price tag. Bundled eliminates the need to go to a physical store and predicts your restocking needs based on your consumption.
THE BIG BOOK OF BANDHINI
ASSIGNMENT: Designing a jacket for a large book of textiles
Genre: Art & Culture | Execution time: 3 hours | Softwares: Quark Xpress, Adobe Photoshop | Hardback
For this assignment, we were asked to bring in a piece of textile of our choice, scan it and use it as a book cover. The book would be a large coffee table book. I chose to bring my mother's vibrant Bandhini saree, a traditional fabric from Gujarat, India and the book was titled, The Big Book of Bandhini. I chose to use vibrant colours to justify the nature of Bandhini and to be true to its origin. To give an element of surprise, the inner flaps were done in Cyan and Parrot Green. The same scanned image was manipulated and used in different colour schemes for the spine and the bottom of the flaps. I chose to keep the front cover simple with just ornamental text, to avoid deviation from the subject matter. This was a fun assignment as we explored the possibility of a simple scanner and how beautifully it portrays the texture of the saree.
