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inktales now has 327 fans on Facebook and 393 followers on Twitter, and I’m humbled everyday to know that so many of you appreciate my sketchbook drawings. A lot of you have begun visiting the blog recently so here’s a list of the best posts for your entertainment. Happy weekend!

101

A guide to inktales

NID and other friends

The Big Joshi

The one and only Parsa

Rahul Das and his words of love

Mess FoodJamalpur - LaBella

Actual NID sketchbook (when I thought I couldn’t draw)

Superbitch 2002

The brown boy

The story of us

Living in Mumbai 1: First attempts & Living in Mumbai 2: The designer’s solution to all problems

44

Ode to married men

The hero complains

False Representation & Epilogue

Something (when I was away in Sweden)

Why Skype isn’t enough!

My friend the anteater

In which I try

Creative Block 2

Anteater wisdom

Gandhian

Studying in Sweden

Things I miss about home

Åste’s shoes

Revenge of the hairdresser

10 days of creation

Blueberry Garden

Leaving

My family

A fish tale

The Mumbai chronicles

Food & Travel

Ladakh

Rajasthan

Travel tale

O Goa (2008)

Fed by the chef

Walk in the woods

Mahabalipuram

A divine collision

Soapbox wisdom

Husbands & Wives

Motivation

Metaphysical

Paris, not me

Being happy

Alternative careers

Some more

God bless mother nature

Worrier

Bored at work

Ode to my phone

The box

The body rebels

Always answer the phone

Space Travel

Dog on Friday

Unwelcome visitor

Not drawing

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Last month we went on a little holiday to Goa. First we visited Marvin & Ellie in their beautiful home in Panjim.


We then went south to Palolem to meet up with some other friends.


The anteater came as well, spouting William Blake.

Not much done in Decembers usually, except eating and drinking.

Here’s to Jamalpur and Mess Food at NID posted in 2008.

Some desktop wallpapers from those posts.


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In 2010 I challenged myself to post a drawing every day of the month.
The Books of the Month.

The hero, the friend and the anteater complain about false representations. The Epilogue to that.
Once I used to walk to work.
Some wisdom from the anteater.
A key takeaway from the USID 2010 conference.

In 2008 the pain of not carrying a sketchbook.
Why Skype was not enough for our long distance relationship.

In 2006 old drawing from when I was single.

Most of the women that I see on the metro have long hair, but these ladies really stood out.

Sometimes there are women who spend their commute doing something else other than on the phone. Here’s a girl who was reading a religious text and chanting throughout her journey.

 

This girl spent the journey staring at her reflection on the window behind me. I forgave her, she had just lost a gold ring.

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