Last year I designed this seamless pattern for one of my projects. This pattern was required as a background pattern for an Indian web-page. Unfortunately that project ended with nothing so I am giving this seamless pattern for free download. I designed a custom font for this pattern with some other elements. Manually traced after scanning. You are free to use this pattern as a personal or commercial use. Below are few examples where you can use this pattern besides you design projects. Apparel & other designs are made possible by www.zazzle.com
Click here to download the pattern files. Zip file contains .jpg and .eps files.
Few weeks back Smashingmagazine called designers to participate in HR contest. I submitted two designs out of which one got selected in the 25 finalist hoorrrrrrrrray!! You can see the entire final selected entries here and remember don’t forget to vote for your favourite design: The No. 22 
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Want an easy attention in India? Be around to what is already popular—cricket. This is what Indian companies are doing right now to promote their brand makeover. After the ‘Godrej’ and ‘Ceat’ now this time its ‘Kitply’ although after the latest IPL 20-20 matches I am feeling that too much of cricket has happened, so I wasn’t following the ongoing cricket series in Bangladesh until this morning I saw Kitply’s logo makeover-ad in the front-page of a newspaper and it seems that the logo has clearly affected by the pressure of finishing a project on time. As the designer has forgotten the basics of a logo design.
Kitply is a know name is India not only in corporate sector but in between common-man also. And according to their website (which is a true example of web -2.0) Read more…
In India, its result time, as 10th and 12th standard’s results are being declared. Congratulations!! to all the students. Above illustration I just finished in illustrator, dedicated to these students & ‘School Chale Hum’ song—its inspirational & nostalgic to me 
reminds me the days when I used to go school.
About the song:
192 million children between 6-14 years of age across 1.1 million places in India are not going to school. This film for Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (Universilisation of Elementary Education) addresses the needs of these children. The film catches the moment when children all across India from Kashmir to Kerala wake up in the morning and run to go to school.
To Download this illustration in high resolution click here. See the sketch here:
