Lokesh Karekar's guest appearances

Lokesh Karekar

Audiogyan

Payal Gupta

Ambi Parameswaran

Dilip Prabhavalkar

Anthony Burrill

Sunit Singh

Ajay Shah

Rohan Shivkumar

Uday Kumar

Alicia Souza

Shivaji Das

Alisha Sadikot

Rudra Veena

Dhimant Panchal

E Suresh

Anusha Yadav

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Today I have Lokesh Karekar with us on Audiogyan. He is One of India's leading visual and communications design artist. An alumnus of Sir J.J. Institute of Applied Arts and founder of LOCOPOPO and has Co-Founded the 100% Zine. He loves exploring varied mediums. His illustrations capture the essence of people, places and objects. Lokesh explores fun, colourful compositions through abstract forms and freeflowing lines. He was featured in Forbes – 30 under 30 list with leading young entrepreneurs in India. And today we are here to discuss “What does it take to become a illustrator?”Questions.1\. What qualifies to be an illustration and what doesn’t. Technically and philosophically?2\. What goes in your mind when you do illustrations with just line work of single color as oppose to filled color illustrations. How do you perceive these 2 styles?3\. What is your process of picking a color palette for a particular project?4\. With the growing trend of abstract art and minimalism, do you think one needs to be trained in illustrations and art in general?5\. What is Locopopo? Why this name and what do you do there? How do you marry artistic expression versus client brief?

Today I have Lokesh Karekar with us on Audiogyan. He is One of India's leading visual and communications design artist. An alumnus of Sir J.J. Institute of Applied Arts and founder of LOCOPOPO and has Co-Founded the 100% Zine. He loves exploring varied mediums. His illustrations capture the essence of people, places and objects. Lokesh explores fun, colourful compositions through abstract forms and freeflowing lines. He was featured in Forbes – 30 under 30 list with leading young entrepreneurs in India. And today we are here to discuss “What does it take to become a illustrator?” Questions. 1\. What qualifies to be an illustration and what doesn’t. Technically and philosophically? 2\. What goes in your mind when you do illustrations with just line work of single color as oppose to filled color illustrations. How do you perceive these 2 styles? 3\. What is your process of picking a color palette for a particular project? 4\. With the growing trend of abstract art and minimalism, do you think one needs to be trained in illustrations and art in general? 5\. What is Locopopo? Why this name and what do you do there? How do you marry artistic expression versus client brief?

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