Friday, July 17, 2009

The Hunt for the Next Global Indian Currency Symbol



Ishan Kholsa, an Indian Design company had submitted the new symbol for representing the Indian Rupee. He describes it as "a representation of India as a global financial power as well as a great source of culture and knowledge in the world. In this symbol, the transition of the English “R” into the Devanagari.

The symbol is a bold contemporary look, that is both strong and stylish and that can work in the financial markets as well as
on various media such as websites, mobile phones and print. The strong parallel lines not only unify the R with other currency symbols such as the Dollar, the Yen and the Euro, but the upward arrow created by the 3 lines signifies growth. The “tripod” created by the 3 lines also connote stability. Thus this symbol represents the hallmark of the modern Indian economy — growth and stability combined, which is something every currency stives for.

Source: http://ishankhosla.com/

Thursday, July 16, 2009

Lime & Lemoney - Limca



This ad truly shows the democracy in India!

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

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GOLD SPOT - The Zing Thing





Gold Spot was a popular orange-flavored soft drink in India until 1993. The brand was owned by Parle, but was sold to Coca-Cola when it re-entered the Indian market in 1993. Gold Spot had a catchy punch line - The Zing Thing.

Gold Spot was withdrawn from the market in order to make space for Coca-Cola's Fanta brand. However the brand has a good following in the rural areas especially in Maharshatra, to keep the brand alive, Gold Spot is sold as a soda in these markets.
The Los Angeles based band Goldspot is named after this fuzzy drink. According to one of the interviews with Siddhartha Khosla (the core member of band), Goldspot was very popular back in India at the time.

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Masa Bajc - Fine Art Photographer


Artist: Masa Bajc from the series Encounters

Miss Bajc explains a little about this photograph that she produced: "well, to say something about it is a bigger problem. I saw the moon, loved the air and was inspired to bring the mattress out. I remember some important football game was on, so my boyfriend wouldn't help me bring it out. I wondered how it would be sleeping in it, or just sharing it with someone, but never tried it out in reality. It was one of those encounters." - via facebook, NYC-Croatia-NYC
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