This monochromatic zine exists in defiance of traditional design rules. Structure is disrupted, hierarchy is questioned, and chaos is embraced to create a visually charged experience. Handwritten Hindi text becomes the soul of the project—first drawn by hand, then fragmented, distorted, and reimagined digitally in Photoshop. This process bridges the past and the present, allowing tradition to exist without nostalgia.
Every element draws from Indian culture, not as decoration but as identity. The visuals are intentional, layered, and deeply rooted, curated with sensitivity to ensure respect for cultural and personal beliefs. The result is a zine that feels raw yet refined—familiar, but undeniably contemporary.
