chhungril khawvel

Though its a lame post, but the intention was not for publishing but to save the file and ease of retrieving from anywhere anyplace in the world ( as if i'll be beyond the confinement of Indian border). When you fall in love 'first cut is the deepest' and in the creative world 'first attempt is the most treasurable of them all' inspite of being the most un-creative. Here are few of my first ever 'out of the box' creation which i'm really proud of (restricted to my own opinion)

DESIGN #1

first attempt- not accepted due to the pixels issue.It seems when you zoom out the picture is not good enough for printing. I'm proud of the design though( from the benchmark of me being an amateur).




second and final attempt - not sure whether this has been accepted or not as i'm still waiting for the verdict. after a few sleepless night and stumbling number of websites for the background image this is the outcome. thanks Tete, for your kind permission of letting me used your 'band' name - peace .


DESIGN #2

i was taken by surprised by the sudden questioned of my Prof. regarding the theme that i choose for our poster assignment, there was no time for a second thought -what ever strike you first has to pour out from the mouth instantly -and i cried out ' tourism in mizoram ' and then i stuck to it. i dont have any pic. collection that (from my perspective) is good enough for selling Mizoram as one of the best tourist destination in the world ( though some may called it 'switzerland of the east' which i didnt find any connection unless 'the west' has a development issue). But the last minute realisation lead me to Taia's room (a Ph.D student of Univ. of Hyd.) who in turn came to be my saviour. But again the same issue prevails and the above creation has to be discarded. I stayed awake till five in the morning shuffling -photoshop-ing' the selected one which was later classified as not good enough. Anyway thats the life of being a student who obey orders and execute commands.

being dejected and humbled by the rejection of the previous two designed, i followed the protocol (as being a student). after a long painful search i found the above photo - it was taken by Zorami during her trip to Zote ( a village in Mizoram). the picture is so breathtaking that i can't looked further. apart from few contrast and brightness tweaking nothing changed from the original. Verdict, as previous, still waiting.