These artworks are inspired by Indian regional tapestry and state animals. These are part of two art series we did for Kumbhi Kagaz. Click here to know more about the collaboration.
 Cheriyal King |  Winter tales |  Snow leopard |
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 Rhinoceros |  Olive ridley turtle |  Nilgiri Tahr |
 Monal |  Gaur |  Black buck |
 Bengal tiger |  Wild ass |  Peafowl |
 Hornbill |  Gangetic dolphin |  Cheriyal Queen |
Artist’s Archive
 Study systems at a glanceCapturing various study systems by TrEE lab, IISER Bhopal, India. Designed by Abhishek. |  Book cover for Ms. Anwesha Bhattacharyya |  Biotropica cover pageDesigned for a special issue by Dibyadeep |
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 Book FlyerAttractive book flyer designed to promote sales and awareness. Designed and photographs by Saket. |  Seasonal Phenolgy at a glanceDesigned by Saket Shrotri; used in an scientific publication. |  Graphical abstractDesigned by Saket Shrotri with inputs from Dr. Vinita Gowda and Sukhraj Kaur |
 Floral constancy and its consequencesSimple representation of floral constancy and its consequences for pollination. Designed by Saket Shrotri with inputs from Sukhraj Kaur. |
Past artworks by Abhishek
Past artworks by Dibyadeep
Past works by Saket
The scientific principle behind Aurora is explained in a stop-motion video created by Saket Shrotri, Sangram Kadam, and Navin Sridhar. This was an entry for the Science Festival at IISER Bhopal, and it won first prize.
The video is a humble effort to document the role of the natives in preserving the biodiversity of a laterite plateau of the Western Ghats. It also outlines the research work undertaken by the creators at the Tropical Ecology and Evolution (TrEE) lab, IISER Bhopal.
Informative video to explain process of speciation via competition. Made by members of the TrEE Lab, IISER Bhopal, including Saket Shrotri.
Documenting fieldwork during the initial months of Indian Monsoon. Shot and edited by Saket Shrotri.