The exhibit was set up using white strips of fabric and hanging card that was designed and laser cut. The lights allowed beautiful shadows on the white walls. It looked soooo dreamyy:)
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- Nalisha Chouraria
- Bangalore, India
- I'm a student of Visual Communication Design and interactive toy design at Srishti School of Art, Design and Technology. This blog is a documention of my final Project.
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Nice!!..Loved your exhibit...showed some pictures to the ppl at Idiom
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ReplyDeletehow nice!thanku:)
what did they think?
The Loved it...It's so visually appealing..I think you should market and sell this product
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ReplyDeletethanks rahul!someone at the exhbit is buying my prototype..so that was a big boost..i think il take ur advice!
thankuu:)
Nalisha.. That's awesome ...Your hard work paid off.. Yaaaay... If you ever need a manager.. I'm offering my services
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ReplyDeletedats all i needed..now dat its sorted..i can breathe:)
thanks rahul..but i will let u know if i need one..n u cant say no!
Very creative, well done. I can see lots of European kids playing with little land too. Are there any coloured version in planning? I will be coming back to your blog regularly to keep myself update. If there is anything from Rome, Italy that I can do for your project just give me a shout. Contacts via my blog: http://einfachmalitalienisch.blogspot.com All the Best!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Donatella!There arnt any colored versions yet, but i will consider giving it a try soon:)I was so thrilled to receive you email.Thank you!:)
ReplyDeleteI really love it too!
ReplyDeleteI imagine my little girls discovering pieces with attention
I imagine myself changing the place of the pieces following the spirit of the day...
Have you thought of a small format to sell by postmail?
Wish you good luck in the future.