the front cover + back cover preview
Thursday, April 01, 2010
Comix.India Volume One! On Sale Now!
Finally! After months of getting in submissions, designing the cover and inner pages, and compiling everything together, the magazine is out, on sale, on Pothi.com!
13 stories by 16 contributors, in 268 glorious black & white pages!
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Wednesday, March 03, 2010
A Day At The Monster Movie Set
I think my last sub to Threadless was over 4 months back, if I'm not mistaken. Damn. Anyway, I'm hoping to do atleast one sub a week. This'll keep me on my toes, and help me improve my illustration skills too.
Here's my sub for the week, still pending approval:
Here's my sub for the week, still pending approval:
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Bean-bagging.
I ended up watching 3 movies back to back last night.
First up, Mike Judge's Extract. Which is not as pornographic as it just sounded. The movie's isn't as awesome as Office Space, nor is it a satire like Idiocracy. Which isn't to say it's bad really. Most of the performances are good, even if the characters themselves are a bit loosely defined. Case in point - Mila Kunis's role. It isn't what I'd expected, and not in a good way. They really should have eliminated her character, and written around it. The funniest character by far, however, is the super-dumb male gigolo Jason Bateman's character hires to seduce his wife. The movie is kinda down-beat, on a very slow burn, with the humour not coming from one-liners, but from the character interactions. A one time watch, I wouldn't want to rewatch it anytime soon.
Then there was a Julianne Moore + Pierce Brosnan movie on tv, with both of them as opposing divorce lawyers. This was Laws of Attraction, with a fairly funny first half, until it suddenly and inexplicably became a somber, sappy, romantic train-wreck of a movie.
Not wanting to get up from the bean bag, I put on Funny People. Lonely People would have been a better title, it described the characters better. Adam Sandler is quite good here, and Seth Rogen has lost a lot of weight, so good for him. There was about 30 minutes of dead weight towards the end, and I'd have preferred to see more stand-up routine in the film, but it was a decent watch really. Not Judd Apatow's best though.
First up, Mike Judge's Extract. Which is not as pornographic as it just sounded. The movie's isn't as awesome as Office Space, nor is it a satire like Idiocracy. Which isn't to say it's bad really. Most of the performances are good, even if the characters themselves are a bit loosely defined. Case in point - Mila Kunis's role. It isn't what I'd expected, and not in a good way. They really should have eliminated her character, and written around it. The funniest character by far, however, is the super-dumb male gigolo Jason Bateman's character hires to seduce his wife. The movie is kinda down-beat, on a very slow burn, with the humour not coming from one-liners, but from the character interactions. A one time watch, I wouldn't want to rewatch it anytime soon.
Then there was a Julianne Moore + Pierce Brosnan movie on tv, with both of them as opposing divorce lawyers. This was Laws of Attraction, with a fairly funny first half, until it suddenly and inexplicably became a somber, sappy, romantic train-wreck of a movie.
Not wanting to get up from the bean bag, I put on Funny People. Lonely People would have been a better title, it described the characters better. Adam Sandler is quite good here, and Seth Rogen has lost a lot of weight, so good for him. There was about 30 minutes of dead weight towards the end, and I'd have preferred to see more stand-up routine in the film, but it was a decent watch really. Not Judd Apatow's best though.
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Website: Everstone Capital online
The revamped website for Everstone Capital was launched on Monday. This was a collaboration with Sudeep, over at Moving Stones.
Click here, or on the image above, to view the site.
Click here, or on the image above, to view the site.
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