The Three Pillars of Learning

This illustration was published in decentralized.in and depicts the Three Pillars of Learning. As explained by the author, the three pillars of learning are:

1. Pillar 1: To be good at one particular thing
2. Pillar 2: To be okay in 2-3 fields
3. Pillar 3: To have basic knowledge of as many things as possible

The triangle on the top is the Knowledge Triangle, which refers to the interaction between research, education and innovation. The three pillars of learning give the foundation to the Knowledge Triangle. The stronger the pillars, the longer the knowledge triangle stands!

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Two more creatives for Conquest 2016

Here are a couple of designs in black and white, that I made for Conquest 2016, to commemorate the memory of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar and Albert Einstein.

 

Steve Jobs

Made this creative for Conquest 2016. It was published on Feb 24, 2016 on Steve Jobs birthday.

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Another Old Design

Here’s to the time in BITS Pilani, summarized in three phrases. Made this at the end of my sophomore year, when we left for summer break.

 

ColourPlay

Pure vector extract pigmented with breathtaking colours.

Sunset.

A perfect blend of blue, red, orange and yellow. Couldn’t find a better way to express this combination. The bottom blue keeps it clean, while minimal details go with the orange space. The use of only circles and straight lines keeps the design simple.

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Ice Creams.

Back in my school days, Mango, Orange, Lime, Raspberry and Cola used to be the most popular stick ice creams. Mmm.. :3

Well here, notice how the purple background beautifully supports light as well as dark colours even when all are placed together. Purple – Yellow has been my favorite combination among the purple series. It turns out that darkening the background downwards and darkening the foreground upwards blends these colours easily.

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Countryside.

A typical night scene – resembling those featured in Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s novels.

Shades of Blue, Green, White and Midnight Black – perfect to set the scene. The deliberate placement of trees and buildings at one end of the canvas let’s the viewer enjoy the beauty of the moolight while still filling the empty space.

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Rainbow.

Notice how all the colours sit comfortably on the soft cyan background. The soft cyan colour suits the rainbow because our eyes are so used to watching a rainbow in the vast blue sky.

 

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Made with love, coffee, adobe illustrator.

Trying out Minimalist Designs

I was thinking of making minimalist design from a long time. Minimalist designs are good backgrounds to write content on. Here are a few I made this week.

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Some more #AdobeIllustrator

The previous three nights have gone like this. Did a #QuoteDesign and another #VectorDrawing. So here it goes.

#QuoteDesign1

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#VectorDesign3

(Wondering what LITE means? Check this out: What does the word lite mean? – QUORA)

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3:20 AM, two Vector Designs and counting…

It’s 3:20 AM, here in Pilani. I’ve got my comprehensive examination (Final Exam) in Biology tomorrow, and I’m spending my night in doing some #designing work in Adobe Illustrator. So, here it goes.

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My first Vector Graphic Design, in Adobe Illustrator.

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My second “lite” Vector Graphic Design in Adobe Illustrator.

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#Photoshop #Design

Here’s the back cover of a visiting card that I designed this Diwali.