Tarana Gupta :: Visual Communication :: IDC

VC M.Des

Tarana Gupta
Gmail-ID:
tarangupta
+91 9769268507

BFA, Applied Arts, College of Arts, Delhi University

Address : Sector – 14, Sonepat, Haryana- 131001

Interests: Illustrations & Story Boarding, User Behavior Mapping, Kitsch Art, Fashion Styling

RESUME

Manas Mithya
Guide: Prof. Raja Mohanty

When we make pictures, we often come to deeper insights about ourselves and the world around us, it is a powerful way to move beyond words. By adding color and form we illuminate them and in the process we illuminate ourselves. Manas Mithya is a story of a female and her journey of life. It's her quest to find her place, caught in the worldly nature of love and lust and residing in dilemma. The resource must take a tangible form if people are to understand it and the form in which it is produced will affect the manner in which people will comprehend it.

However, for me everything cannot be said but that doesn’t bring this to an end.

Internship at channel [v]
Channel [V]

It was a great time to get an inside glimpse of an industry, and a particular occupation. During my internship at Channel [V] I worked mainly on the Id’s, Public Service Ads, Monsoon bug and on the Logo for Movie No.1

The team at Channel [V] works at a rapid pace, bringing out new concepts in the real world and making them work. In creative world you need to be very quick witted and prepared for any and every moment. Besides the professional work experience, I also got to develop and sharpen my skills and abilities and explore myself to the fullest. I pondered on the areas that I was good at and the ones on which I needed to work desperately.

Pan Pilgrim@ Banaras
Guide: Prof. Mandar Rane

They write poems and ribald songs about this heart-shaped leaf. The kamasutra mentions it as necessary to the rituals of courtship. Pan welcomes every guest and is slipped after every meal into mouth because of its digestive properties. I took up a project on documenting a panwala as it seemed very appealing to me and colourful to my imagination, both as a product and process.

I started off with my project, with exploring panwalas, understanding them, their behaviour, the process of making pan, the kinds of pan, the customers of pan and the activities around pan in the oldest and the strangest city of the world, Banaras and ended up with the flavour of the Banarasi culture in it.