St John's steeple, and hand drawn illustrations of cityscape in Bangalore-( Cox town, Banaswadi)

More hand drawn residential spaces, digitally coloured in

Outer Ring Road, with the trees planted on the side of the road, and it's flyovers, residential spaces( mostly skyscraper like apartments)

The most popular LIC-stone building on St, Marks Road.

Residential plots, houses in the city-being passed down from father to son, in various families. With Land value increasing at a fast rate every year. 

The numerous work spaces lining the Ring-Road now, making it easier for working individuals to move out of the city, staying closer to their workplace.

Over 100 years old, many churches like these have rich colonial history, that make Bangalore all the more beautiful

 

Another popular place where the youngsters love to hang out. Converting an old building with its beautiful architecture, into a hang-out space. :) Drawn and coloured digitally

 

The many apartements in the outskirts of the city, providing many amenities like departmental stores, gyms, that make these complexes independant, rather than residents going to the city to supermarkets, etc.

St. Andrews Church

Few churches, hospitals and railway stations in Bangalore that have some rich history.

Final Exhibition

 

My visual Scroll, talking about the heart of the city, and it's pride-the arich colonial architecture, the inependant houses, and the tall skyscrapers, eco-spaces, lining the ring road now. Showing the shift from living in the city, to the outskirts of the city.