This year promises fresh adventures filled with new art, anime, challenges, and lessons, both personally and professionally. Last year, I began weaving more colour into my primarily black-and-white art and absolutely loved the journey. I also returned to mediums like canvas painting and clay sculpture; it was incredibly fulfilling and truly therapeutic. Here’s a look at one of the canvases I created with clay: A whale shark on canvas, with air-dry clay and acrylic paint. L

A dream collaboration! I’m thrilled to have had the opportunity to illustrate for the prestigious Commonwealth Short Story Prize. Getting to translate these incredible stories into visuals was an absolute joy: "The Sun Isn't Dead Yet" by the gifted Mauritian writer, Vashish Jaunky. "Uprooted" by the dynamic Maldivian duo, Muna Mohamed & Salma Fikry. This project was a beautiful challenge and a career highlight. Illustration by Mookti, for the short story ''The sun isn't de

I am thrilled to celebrate the completion of my Master’s degree in Graphic Design, marked by the honour of being the topper of my batch...

This animation features a butterfly from Mauritius, the endemic Amauris Phoedon, also known as the Mauritian Friar. In this animation, the butterfly is given a voice, asking people if they know about its existence, as it is both endemic and nearly extinct like many other butterflies. The voice urges people to take notice of this rare butterfly, so rare that most are unaware of it because it's on the brink of extinction. The animation gives the butterfly a mystical aspect, wit

As we embrace the new year, there’s a lot to celebrate from 2024. This year has been a transformative journey of growth and...

This expo is incredible! A gathering of so many talented artists! I'm excited to share that I'm exhibiting one of my animated artworks,...

Article 5plus Dimanche 2022 https://5plus.mu/guide-et-services/geekin-moris-un-et-des-gagnants Being deeply passionate about comic books, intricate illustrations, creative writing, and the rich tapestry of Mauritian folklore, I was inspired to take part in the Geekin' Moris competition, specifically in the comic book category. To my delight and surprise, I emerged victorious, winning 1st prize in this prestigious event. This achievement not only validated my efforts but also