June Fifth By Bonny: A project I had an opportunity to be a part of when it started from scratch. This time I got to work on branding, logo design, photography (with my sister modeling!) and designing the website. The website was designed using Photoshop and coded into Wordpress.
About June Fifth By Bonny – June Fifth by Bonny aims at celebrating the aesthetic needs of the urban woman, while promoting traditional Indian roots. A new enterprise by Bonny Sethi, an Indian expatriate in Bangkok, June Fifth’s garments and jewelry, showcase the ancient design skills being maintained in the Indian regions of Rajasthan, Bengal, Punjab, Varanasi, Lucknow and environs.
Beyond Sindh Magazine – A magazine site using wordpress as the backend. It has various features such as photogalleries, surveys, slideshow , special options for members and much more. The graphics were designed in Photoshop and Fireworks. The site is a content management system, so the client can add, remove and edit content and pages on the site herself easily.
About Beyond Sindh: “With a mission to inform and inspire, Beyond Sindh magazine delivers the latest topics of interest to the Sindhi diaspora of today. Covering our past, present and future, BSM is sure to satisfy your literary and cultural thirst!”
Phavini Kalra – Fashion Designer – An opportunity for me to feature both my photography and flash design. The site was built using Macromedia Flash, and the photographs were shot using a Canon 350D around Bangkok.
About Phavini Kalra: “My label, which is really just my Indian name, Pavni, is about ethnic clothing that is both practical and aesthetically pleasing to today’s urban woman. Pavni means pure and I strive to keep my clothes pure. I don’t want to just follow fads so I try to put a little bit of me into every piece. I firmly believe that the honesty with which the outfits are created can actually make a difference to the wearer.”
Art By Harleen: A website built using jQuery’s Horizontal Accordion for the navigation system. An online art gallery is also featured customized from Adobe Lightroom. The client can then upload new art and manage the site herself.
About Harleen: I started experimenting with mixed mediums during school and found myself taking up a short course in oil, where I discovered my true sense of style, contemporary abstract. I began exploring a range of subjects based on my experiences, thoughts and emotions at the time, and recognized that a lot of my subjects revolved around the nature of society and the strife to express the self.
Pun Pun is an organic farm, seed-saving operation, and sustainable living and learning center. We feel that only by living in a sustainable way ourselves, is it possible for us to create a model from which others can learn and live. Through natural cultivation on our organic farm we display ways of transitioning to, and living more sustainably
