Shubhshree Mathur | Srishti Manipal Institute of Art, Design and Technology

Shubhshree Mathur

Area of Practice	Visual storytelling, Illustration, Children books
Education	B.A Honors, Fashion Design, Pearl Academy of Fashion B.A. English Language and Literature, Economics, Sociology, Kota Open University Masters in Design Research, Visual storytelling and Publication Design, National Institute of Fashion Technology
Work Experience	Assistant Professor at Symbiosis Institute of Design, Symbiosis International University Content Conceptualizer at Lokusdesign Creative Consultant at Studio 205 Designer (Apparel and other creatives) at Urbania Textiles
Interest Areas	visual storytelling; illustration as a research method; creative writing
Current Practice at Srishti	Storytelling, Narrative Techniques, illustration
Creative Practice and Outreach	Consultant Illustrator at Ektara: Artwork for a monthly children’s magazine called Pluto Freelance Illustrator at Travel links Freelance Illustrator at Karadi Tales Consultant Illustrator at BecomeShakespeare Consultant Illustrator at Gaysi Family Creative Consultant at Araayeh Consultant Illustrator at Pratham Books Comic strip artist at Junior Imprint Poet at The Poetry Society India Writer at Swadhya Publishing House Art Curator at Jehangir Art Gallery Consultant Graphic Designer for a Thesis project (Book Layout, Content, Illustrations), SNDT, Women's University (Dept. of Human Development)

Projects showcase:

Zoom in Zoom Out

Zoom in Zoom Out — Visual storytelling of how “Dosa” travelled from a remote farm to my breakfast table. A narrative documentation of one’s breakfast, from origin to production to finally consumption.

Zoom in Zoom Out — Documentation of daily meals, food habits, history of cuisines etc done in visual journal format.

Future Climate- The Public

Future Climate- The Public — Visually documenting the story of a street you live in. Students were asked to capture the essence, issues, concerns and culture through a mixed media approach.

Future Climate- The Public — Student work, using mixed media