This week was covered by my perspectives on Optimistic. The journey of life ahead with always optimizing everyday, every road. Life is all about optimizing not winning or loosing! Similar stuff can be found in my entries for Weekly Photo Challenges, hope that you will enjoy and add your valuable comments.
PNB Logo is designed by legendary calligrapher and type designer R.K. Joshi in 1984. Yet another examples of logo designed by bonding art and design together. R. K. Joshi was a student of Sir J J Institute of Applied Art, designed the core Indian fonts used in Microsoft Windows. PNB Logo is still in use since 1984, more than three decades.
Design with letter captures the ethos of the letter in Gurmukhi to conceptually complement PNB. The orange colour also compliments the Indian ethos and traditional image. The Gurmukhi letterform enclosing a circle compliments the identity of PNB as a nationalized bank (system of the bank under the control of government). (Source: D’source, IIT Bombay)
Read more: Biography and Works of Mr. R. K. Joshi
My perspective on Optimistic. Similar stuff can be found in my entries for Weekly Photo Challenges, hope that you will enjoy and add your valuable comments.
My perspective on Optimistic. Similar stuff can be found in my entries for Weekly Photo Challenges, hope that you will enjoy and add your valuable comments.
Andy Murray who made history by winning Wimbledon on the 7th day of 7th month and 77 years after the last British, Fred Perry to win the trophy. These numbers and his initials constitute the logo designed by London based Aesop Agency. This identity mark used as Andy Murray logo, got mixed responses saying its resemblance to many of the existing logos.
It says the logo is modern mark that captures Andy’s energy and spirit whilst subtly referencing his affinity with the number ‘77’. It’s simple and striking, with heraldic cues that echo his dominance on the court. Source: The Guardian
Novak Djokovic and his team, together with PRpepper web agency, released an official video celebrating new djokovic logo and explaining its meaning. This video elaborates the design process of new djokovic logo and is available on YouTube. It explains the inspiration behind the logo is the Greek alphabet, medieval Serbian lettering and birds in flight.
Nadal’s Logo on his website doesn’t have his initials in it but it references his nickname ‘the raging bull’. It doesn’t have distinguished look like other logos of tennis greats.
Many heads we saw on the tennis court with two lettered monogram RF. This Roger Federer Logo is inspired by the logo of RF-Cosmetics, a fragrance by his wife Mirka Vavrinec and her father, introduced in 2003. RF-Cosmetics logo was a freehand squiggle depicting letters R and F. Federer wanted that a monogram would offer a connection as direct but not as literal as a team jersey. Federer liked the approach of the logo of cosmetics and suggested that Nike come up with a strategy along the same lines. This lead to Roger Federer Logo came into existence. Source: NY Times.
My perspective on Optimistic. Similar stuff can be found in my entries for Weekly Photo Challenges, hope that you will enjoy and add your valuable comments.
Need to be thought on what A BALASUBRAMANIAM has said. I strongly support the point he has made in this post!
Today’s list of Padma awards are out and there is no designer, still, in the list. I blogged about this, last year as well. The government finds it fit to recognise Ajay Devgn’s work as worthy of an award but not any of the design stalwarts, who used design to bring about long-lasting changes in society and the profession. To provoke a discussion on the subject, I present here, my list of Padma awards, deserving for design. This is of course, only the beginning. There may many more that I may have missed.
H Kumar Vyas, Design Educator, Ahmedabad 
H Kumar Vyas deserves a Padma award for pioneering Design education in this country and giving a distinct Indian touch to the curriculum that was launched at NID, when the design programmes began. He continues to influence and contribute to design education, through his books and research.
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My perspective on Optimistic. Similar stuff can be found in my entries for Weekly Photo Challenges, hope that you will enjoy and add your valuable comments.
Fourth Week of New Year celebrated with Hand Lettering! Wonderful opportunity to showcase some hand lettering art here. Posted few works using chalk on the wall, Rangoli Designs, Pen on Paper through out the week. The Alphabets all together will give a visual treat with chalks, Rangoli and a Quote. For more projects on Hand Lettering visit the portfolio page. Also find some interesting photos in my entries to weekly photo challenges.
Operation Flood
Operation Flood Symbol for National Dairy Development Board (NDDB), was designed by Vikas Satwalekar, National Institute of Design (NID) in 1970-71.
The drop logo symbolizes the Operation Flood movement started by Verghese Kurien for NDDB. The White Revolution changed the face of dairy functioning in India, giving livelihood to thousands of milkmen in Anand. The timeless simplicity of the drop signifies the value of milk, its sustenance by and for people of India, making India the largest producer of milk in the world. (Source: D’source, IIT Bombay)
Read more about Operation Flood. For further details: Biography Prof. Vikas Satwalekar
The last day of this week’s challenge which gave me a wonderful opportunity to showcase some hand lettering art here. Posted few works using chalk on the wall, Rangoli Designs through out the week. The last entry for Alphabet which is the inspiring quote in Hindi Lettering. The lines say, “Work is Difficult hence worth Doing, Otherwise ordinary works are done by All”. For more projects on Hand Lettering visit the portfolio page. Also find some interesting photos in my entries to weekly photo challenges.
This post as a part of this week’s challenge and also wonderful opportunity to showcase some hand lettering art and Rangoli here. Posted some Rangoli designs before and can be seen in weekly photo challenges. For more projects on Hand Lettering visit the portfolio page. The fourth entry for Alphabet which is the lettering in a Rangoli to welcome Dindi 2015. The letters here say, “Mind will not go anywhere after seeing your feet”. We always make the events more colourful with Rangoli.
Just within a week, Its opportunity to express my BIG Thank YOU! I am glad to receive overwhelming response to my posts.
Thanks for being part of my blog and making me joyful by your love. Hope this joyful journey will continue for the years and uncountable loves (likes) from all my readers and followers.
This week there is again wonderful opportunity to showcase some hand lettering art here. Posting few works using chalk on the wall. For more projects on Hand Lettering visit the portfolio page. The third entry for Alphabet which is the lettering way to celebrate birthday of my nephew. The art has combo of Devnagari (Marathi) and English script. We always celebrate the events with chalk art to express our emotions. Find more stuff on weekly photo challenges.
This week there is again wonderful opportunity to showcase some hand lettering art here. Posting few works using chalk on the wall. For more projects on Hand Lettering visit the portfolio page. The second entry for Alphabet which is from Diwali the festival of lamps in India. The meaning of the lines is “I welcome Diwali to my Home”. Find more stuff on weekly photo challenges.
Akhil Bharatiya Marathi Sahitya Sammelan (All India Marathi Literary Conference) is a three day annual conference for literary discussions on Marathi Literature. All literature lovers participated in Marathi Sahitya Sammelan. Participants are Publishers, Printers, Journalists, Readers, Authors and Poets. This year is 89th version of this literary festival which is being hosted by Pimpri Chinchwad, city remembered for its industrial dominance.
The first Marathi Sahitya Sammelan was held in Pune in 1878 and its 89th version recently hosted by Pimpri Chinchwad. Last version of this event was hosted by a town in Punjab at Ghuman. The brief on historical journey of Marathi Sahitya Sammelan can be read on website of Marathi Sahitya Sammelan 2016.
In context with the objectives of this blog on art and design, I would love to present logos of the last few versions of Marathi Sahitya Sammelan. They are compiled here for visual treat of readers. ‘Bodh Chinha’ is the term coined in Marathi for Logo.
This week there is again wonderful opportunity to showcase some hand lettering art here. Posting few works using chalk on the wall. For more projects on Hand Lettering visit the portfolio page. The first entry for Alphabet. Find more stuff on weekly photo challenges.
Weekly Challenge Weightless gave nice opportunity to showcase my photography portfolio- Photolia. Photolia also has section on birds. As they fly higher and higher, as they land within an impulse it is feeling of Weight(less). Similar stuff can be found in my entries for Weekly Photo Challenges, hope that you will enjoy and add your valuable comments.
Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL)
1974 version of the logo designed by Sudarshan Dheer, the grand master of Corporate Communication in India. This logo is still “NOT OUT” for four decade. Mr. Dheer has contributed to the discipline of graphic design for over 50 years. Many of the very well established corporates have their identity designed by him.
The logo for Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) celebrates the “Club HP” concept“Club HP” concept i.e. High-quality personalized “Vehicle and Consumer Care”. The slogan Future full of energy complements the design of curved lines joining together like a stream of energy fuel being poured into the vehicle. The visual forms connect with the concept instantly. Additionally, colours of Red used the bold initials HP with blue circle and lines provide clear combination, reasonable contrast between letters and shape giving the logo a marked elegance. The symmetry makes the form balanced and simple. (Source: D’source, IIT Bombay)
For more details find Biography and work of Mr. Sudarshan Dheer .
Its nice opportunity to showcase my photography portfolio- Photolia. Photolia also has section on birds. As they fly higher and higher, as they land within an impulse it is feeling of Weight(less). Similar stuff can be found in my entries for Weekly Photo Challenges, hope that you will enjoy and add your valuable comments.
Basics Strokes of Devnagari Calligraphy creating beautiful patterns called CalliPatterns. All the strokes are transformed in a round shape to indicate unity. Though not tried here, some other basic shapes like rectangle, square will also create beauty. Some more transformations can be viewed at CalliPatterns.
Its nice opportunity to showcase my photography portfolio- Photolia. Photolia also has section on birds. As they fly higher and higher, as they land within an impulse it is feeling of Weight(less). Similar stuff can be found in my entries for Weekly Photo Challenges, hope that you will enjoy and add your valuable comments.
Its nice opportunity to showcase my photography portfolio- Photolia. Photolia also has section on birds. As they fly higher and higher, as they land within an impulse it is feeling of Weight(less). Similar stuff can be found in my entries for Weekly Photo Challenges, hope that you will enjoy and add your valuable comments.
I am glad to receive this Gift of 2016! I would like to express my gratitude by a small word “THANKS!”
Thanks for being part of my blog and making me joyful by your love. Hope this joyful journey will continue for the years and uncountable loves (likes) from all my readers and followers.
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A nameplate of publication is a designed title as it appears on the front page or cover. The term nameplate is mainly used in America. It is also called as Masthead in the United Kingdom and many other Commonwealth nations. For the visual treat of the users just adding mastheads of some top ranked Australian Newspapers.
Herald Sun
The Daily Telegraph
The Courier-Mail
The Sydney Morning Herald
Its nice opportunity to showcase my photography portfolio- Photolia. Photolia also has section on birds. As they fly higher and higher, as they land within an impulse it is feeling of Weight(less). Similar stuff can be found in my entries for Weekly Photo Challenges, hope that you will enjoy and add your valuable comments.
Its nice opportunity to showcase my photography portfolio- Photolia. Photolia also has section on birds. As they fly higher and higher, as they land within an impulse it is feeling of Weight(less). Similar stuff can be found in my entries for Weekly Photo Challenges, hope that you will enjoy and add your valuable comments.
Warmth of the Sun poured on the Earth, light from the sun makes daily objects visible, we can grow shelters from the blessings of God Sun, Creatures need sunlight to live on this beautiful planet. Welcome every ray of light on the Earth with beautiful Rangoli! And importantly its infinite- never ending, like a Circle.
Housing Development Finance Corporation Limited (HDFC)
1977 version of logo, designed by Yeshwant Chaudhary, also a student of J J School of Art.
The geometric design of the logo in simple colours of black, white and red make it strong as a symbol. The letters H.D.F.C. also following the same geometric style, placed below the logo unifies the concept of housing loans. Security, preservation and trust are the words that come to mind while viewing the logo. It also encaptures the objective of HDFC as a professional service that aids support to people of India with integrity. (Source: D’source, IIT Bombay)
The logo is in use for almost 38 years. The Current version of the logo is depicted below. Read Biography and Work of Mr. Yeshwant Chaudhary.
Circle its the long run photo challenge. Hence I thought to put some more long run object. I extracted it from my portfolio of Photography Photolia. The warmth from the Sun is the most long run. Similar stuff can be found in my entries for Weekly Photo Challenges, hope that you will enjoy and add your valuable comments.
Circle from the top view of the multipede. Nature has created many miracles through its design. This an examples of multipede protecting itself. The shot gives me a perception of merry go round. Similar stuff can be found in my entries for Weekly Photo Challenges, hope that you will enjoy and add your valuable comments.
A nameplate of publication is a designed title as it appears on the front page or cover. The term name plate is mainly used in America. It is also called as Masthead in the United Kingdom and many other Commonwealth nations. For the visual treat of the users just adding mastheads of Some top ranked Indian Newspapers.
Dainik Bhaskar
Dainik Jagran
The Times of India
Hindustan
Malayala Manorama
Amar Ujala
Eenadu
Rajasthan Patrika
Daily Thanthi
Mathrubhumi
Lokmat
Sakal
The Hindu
Dinakaran
Sakshi
Hindustan Times
Patrika
Anandabazar Patrika
Punjab Kesari
Dinamalar
Circle from the top view of the glass. Some shots from daily life and routine objects will also give nice depictions. Similar stuff can be found in my entries for Weekly Photo Challenges, hope that you will enjoy and add your valuable comments.
When it comes to the power of Indian Defence and that of Indian Air Force, it is the fourth largest air force in the World. Indian Defence Education has broad base of education and training offered through its institutions. These training institutes and schools are spread all across the country. This post is to compile the logo or emblem of these defence institutes and schools.
Each emblem of these institutes has its unique tagline and National Emblem of India as a main element in the design of each logo. Most of these Indian Defence logos are designed in-house by the officers of Indian Defence. All of these emblems depict some basic elements of the nature referring to the features of the particular training school or institute. It has birds, mountains as design elements in the logo. These logos have all of Five Principles of Effective Logo Design, Simple, Memorable, Timeless, Versatile and Appropriate.
Circle here for patriotic Rangoli on the eve of 15 August, Independence Day of India. Made in 2015. Similar stuff can be found in my entries for Weekly Photo Challenges, hope that you will enjoy and add your valuable comments.
Circle here is to shelter. This is from the event when, We were travelling in Dindi 2015. Similar stuff can be found in my entries for Weekly Photo Challenges, hope that you will enjoy and add your valuable comments.
Typoday also called as Typography Day started as a part of the golden jubilee celebrations of the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay in 2008. First version of typoday was Jointly organised by Industrial Design Center (IDC) and India Design Association (InDeAs). Each version focuses on certain theme about typography, its users, education and applications.
This is the biggest event for typography learners, professionals to get together with renowned Typographers of India and across the World. For outreach of the typography, Poster design competition, Exhibitions, Seminars, Presentations are organised by host institute. Organizers also started logo design competition in 2014.
Themes of the typoday year wise are-
| Year | Theme |
| 2016 | Typography and Education |
| 2015 | Typography, Sensitivity and Fineness |
| 2014 | Typography and Culture |
| 2013 | Display Typography |
| 2012 | Typography in Publication Design |
| 2011 | Typography and Expression |
| 2010 | Typography and Identity |
| 2009 | Typography and New Media |
| 2008 | Indian Languages |
Here just compiled all the versions of typoday logos since 2008.
Doordarshan Logo was designed by Mr. Devashis Bhattacharya then a student of Visual Communication, National Institute of Design (NID). Mr. Bhattacharya made Doordarshan Logo as a part of classroom exercise to create logos. On September 15, 1959, logo celebrated the first launch of programme broadcasting in India. Since then the logo is being used and is not out for more than five decades.
The wall above features Doordarshan Logo. The wall has grid of tiles with symbols and logos that NID created during last few decades. It clearly depicts the work done by legendary designers of India for for many public and private organizations.
And Wish you a very Happy New Year 2016!
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