Everyday India is an illustrated documentation of printed and painted graphic design samples, designed in India for homegrown products, services and properties. It is a collection of iconic, nostalgic, familiar, unfamiliar, accidental and intentional graphic design. These designs scream for our attention from gullies to the high streets, in malls, supermarkets and kirana shops, on screens and in print.

This project looks at design beyond the confines of ‘file dimensions’ and spillage of graphic art and design onto the streets, where the formal and informal meet. It is also an enquiry into where design ends and art begins and vice versa and the overlaps between the two.

The book comes with 2 sticker sheets – one offset printed and one screen printed, this allows the reader to make their own customised book cover.

Size: 20.32 x 20.32 cm.
Cover: Screen print on kappa board
Binding: Saddle stitch exposed binding
Print: A combination of 4 colour + special colour offset and screen printing.

Contributing Writers
Anusha Narayanan and Kay Khoo
Kaiwan Mehta
Khorshed Deboo

A Baro Market presentation.