If you’ve been following the IPL, or rather, the media caterwauling over it, you couldn’t have missed the sad, sorry saga of SRK and his banishment from Wankhede for the hissy fit he had there last year. And of course he probably thought all would be forgiven and forgotten. Yes, well – ha!
Blunder Years, in the May issue of Youth Inc.
Spent the last week in glorious Madhya Pradesh, shooting tigers .. with a camera, that is. There is no such thing as seeing too many tigers. And there is nothing to beat the feeling of watching a tigress saunter across the road, fifteen feet from your ramshackle Maruti Gypsy, while you quiver in silent, disbelieving joy, tear up in the most embarrassing way and utterly forget how to use that darned camera.
This comic strip I drew a while ago, called ‘Woohoo, Jazz Hands Everyone!‘ was featured over at Ultraviolet‘s website today.
It’s part of the strip Maya Bizarre that I post here and here, and that’s printed every Sunday in DNA, Bangalore.
UV is a terrific website focusing on feminist issues in India that I’ve been following for years. It’s also a website I’ve wished to contribute to for all of those years, so this is a tremendous honour. The kind that calls for a series of Julie Andrews-style high kicks all through the house.
Yes, jazz hands too.
A spread from a little book I drew , for an even littler boy. The book was designed as a goody bag give away for his second birthday. More images from it soon.
Blunder years is a new cartoon strip I have begun drawing for Youth Inc, a monthly magazine. Here’s the first one, from the Jan 2013 issue.
And for everyone who hasn’t heard the jingle yet, and is as wide eyed as our gently simmering dame there, a linky link right here….
