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I got an opportunity to contribute to this campaign in the form of adapting the Logo unit of BIG BAZAAR "Sabse Saste 6 Din" in 11 different languages.
Have a look at https://www.behance.net/gallery/48431571/MULTILINGUAL-TYPOGRAPHY-LETTERINGFOR-LOGO-DESIGN
Study of the Indian Scripts
Malayalam Aksharmala
Kannada Aksharmala
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"The more languages you know, the more you are human." - Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk
Aim of this study is to learn Indian scripts, and the next step would be logo adaptations from roman script and designing new Indian fonts. Also, I am very interested to become multilingual.
If I go to different city in India I need a translator to communicate with local people. And every-time its not possible to have translator along with you. Most of the time, I would feel like I'm an illiterate, because I don't understand alien Language and script; hence, I don't understand people, city, their culture and the way of thinking completely.
"The limits of my language are the limits of my universe" - Ludwig Wittgenstein
Pooja Saxena shows this fascinating “Devanagari-Bharati Braille installation at Amar Jyoti School, an institute for the visually-impaired, in Delhi” and introduces the Devanagari to Bharati Braille Converter.
