Sketchbook 5 : Sweat, Sketches, and Surreal Encounters
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Ahmedabad di Garmi: When Laptops Go Swimming
Picture this: It's hotter than Satan's sauna in Ahmedabad, and all I can think about is taking a skinny dip... with my laptop. No, I'm not some tech-obsessed weirdo (okay, maybe a little), but when work calls, you answer – even if it means fantasizing about underwater office spaces. Who needs air conditioning when you can have a pool desk, right?
Mumbai's Walking Curiosities
Oh, Mumbai, you never cease to amaze me with your cast of characters. Let me introduce you to a few:
1. The Lonely Bar Dweller:
2. The Toothbrush Streaker:
3. The Dreamy Bank Teller:
The Dancing Monster
Sometimes, when work gets slow, you just gotta let your pen do the monster mash. Meet my latest creation, born from boredom and too much office coffee.
Beers and Doodles
There's something about the combination of friends, beer, and a sketchbook that brings out the weirdest ideas. Whether it's at Sodas in Mumbai with Rhea, Apoorv, and Sachin, or Hidden Place in Pune with Astaad, Bhavana, and Malcom (with a special cameo by Anokhi), my pen always finds a way to capture the chaos.
The Cigarette Box Collage
I have this habit of sticking interesting things in my sketchbook. This time, it was a cigarette box. Little did I know it would lead to...
After watching Bhavana struggle with a super slim cigarette, inspiration struck. I sketched out this slightly pervy idea, and now I'm the proud owner of a full box of cigarettes (thanks, Bhavana!) and my mom's suspicion. Art comes at a price, folks.
McBees and Backwards Writing
Nothing says "good morning" like hearing about McBees and christening a new sketchbook with an illustration. Also, I've embarked on the strange journey of writing backwards. Why? Because normal is boring, that's why.
Late Night Maggie Masterpieces
There's something magical about the night mess, a plate of Maggie, and a sketchbook. It's where culinary mediocrity meets artistic brilliance.
Who needs Rorschach when you have random ink blotches and a overactive imagination? These sketches are proof that sometimes, the best art comes from happy accidents.
So there you have it – a peek into the chaotic, sweaty, and slightly unhinged world of my sketchbook. From underwater laptop fantasies to half-naked tooth brushers, it's all here in ink and graphite.
Remember, folks: Life's too short for boring sketches. Keep it weird, keep it wonderful, and always carry a pen. You never know when you'll need to capture the essence of a dreamy bank teller or a dancing monster.
Until next time, stay cool (unlike Ahmedabad), stay curious (like the toothbrush guy), and keep those pens moving!
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