I'm so sick of not having time to blog - that here is my bloody minded 'I will blog, I don't care of I don't have time' post. That felt good :) Here is introducing to you my good friend Runjhun Jain's whole new aspect of talent. Along with making the most amazing illustrations & drawings which I blogged about earlier, Runjhun's sense of style is something I've been a fan of for the longest time. This a shoot she styled and art directed for the brand BE: and its been shot by Shekhar (Supari) Phalke one of the most talented young photographers in the country today. After much persuasion, Runjhun has been convinced to share these images and her talent - I have never met a more self effacing creative person. Every image you see here is a studio shot - which means it has been created from scratch in an empty studio - as against finding a pretty space, propping it up & shooting it there. It makes me look at it with that much more respect.




Saved the last 2 of my fav shots for the end. I love how graphic these shots look.And to know more about this talented powerhouse read her interview at desicreative here.











10 comments:
Love them all. Runjhun certainly has an amazing sense of style and design. The photographer too is brilliant. Great post Vineeta and thanks for sharing!
It's so true! My daily mantra has been "Today I will blog", and yet I struggle with the whole quality over quantity issue. I have to tell you that I look forward to reading your blog. I'm loving the turqouise in this post! Keep them coming.
These are marvelous, Vineeta!! I can see why you really admire her work! Hope you are well. xo – g
If you can manage, get two of those clocks :P
great pics!
That cushion looks good!!!
Casa Florentia
Thanks Vineeta and Runjhun for sharing these uplifting images. I feel refreshed.
very creative. both the stylist and the photographer deserve a pat on their back! without either i dont think it would have come out so brilliantly! kudos!
veda
Thanks for taking the time out to post these - they are gorgeous! Loved the blue hold-all in the panelled bath pic, loved the empty white frame, and absolutely loved the shapes of the cannisters in the kitchen.
Love this post and it's colors!
thank you so much, all. and most of all vinnie, for putting me out there :)
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