Design

Rijuta’s Art…

…for An Indian Summer!
Rijuta Rishi is a graphic designer, and an eternal doodler. I loved her work when she first shared some of her art with me sometime back. One thing led to another, and she very graciously created banner art for An Indian Summer (look look – new header!). This header heralds the soon-to-come autumn/fall season 🙂


Rijuta on her art:“I’m very drawn to ancient India, its mysticism and myths, so it’s probably why I get very inspired by the traditional arts. There’s room to ‘say’ something in many layers, and the symbolism is subtly embedded amidst their stories. Traditional forms feature in my doodles and art quite often, and mostly, I forget the world when I’m doing these.”

If you are interested to see more of Rijuta’s work, or contact her for assignments and design work, please email her.
Thanks Rijuta for the lovely header for An Indian Summer!

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Comments (23)

  1. Bhavna, totally loved the banner – somewhat like exotic mehendi patterns. Also noticed "a divine eye" amidst the design. To me it is symbolic of the power of Durga! Gorgeous work. Pls congratulate Rituja on my behalf. I would love to contact her for some work….

    Cheers,
    Rashmie

    See my blog here: http://blog.gorgeouskarma.com

  2. Gosh, I adore those drawings!! So detailed. So intricate. So henna tattooey. That's meant as a compliment, because I don't think there's anything prettier than a good henna tattoo.

    Your header is perfect! Great collaboration.

    Congratulations on your POTD mention at authorblog.

  3. Olá! Conheci seu cantinho e é tudo de bom! Lindo e criativo!
    Amei mesmo!!!
    Parabéns pelo seu trabalho!
    Se puder, dê uma espiadinha no meu:
    magiadaines.blogspot.com
    Beijinhos carinhosos.
    Itabira – Brasil

  4. she does fantastic work – very intricate and feminine. Love your new topbar graphics – gorgeous and so appropriate and representative of your blog theme.

  5. Bhavna,thats a great job she's done for your blog header … would love to sit down and learn more about her art some day … that was a lovely late night post … 🙂