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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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Cosmic Funnies
Monterey Bay Aquarium
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let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
Kiana Khansmith
pixel skylines
Stranger Things
occasionally subtle
Peter Solarz
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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@thepharmacistdoodles
I wrote and illustrated a children's picture book. And here's a glimpse!
This was a gift, and naturally I have only a couple of copies at this point. However, if you'd like to purchase a customized version of this book for someone you love, drop me a message!
Yes, I did my PhD from a "pain" lab. And yes, this was the last slide of my defense presentation.
Content credit:
This joke was born out of the husband's brain when I first told him about my dissertation research, and he has not missed an opportunity to crack it since.
A life of online shopping and looking through the peephole in anticipation of packages.
The DNA doodle: my father has spent his life studying plant physiology and I plan on spending mine studying human genetics.
Food illustration: nacho nights
Bridging the 15000km distance between us with freakishly long hands and a birthday cake.
Shahi Garam Masala : I illustrated this quintessential Bengali spice mixture for They Draw and Cook's "Spice it up" theme this month.
You can check it out at https://www.theydrawandcook.com/illustrations/17527-shahi-garam-masala
A steaming cup of tea with a side of foggy glasses.
Food is coming:
It's fun watching the husband wait for food to be delivered. His excitement, anticipation, nervousness, impatience and a myriad of other emotions accompanied by a running commentary on the status of the order make for a rather entertaining activity.
Childhood Memories Part 2:
This is one of my warmest childhood memories. Lying down with my head on my mother's lap, while she lovingly stroked my hair and narrated stories from Bengali books.
She is such a beautiful narrator! The key to it probably lies in the fact that she gets so emotionally invested in what she is reading. I remember every time she read aloud Tagore's Rajarshi (which was part of our Bengali literature curriculum in class XII), her voice used to waiver when she read the part where Hashi asks "Ma go, eto rokto keno?", and we'd look up to invariably spot a tiny tear in the corner of her eye.
Childhood Memories Part 1:
It is interesting how seemingly drab, unappealing activities can turn out to be the most cherished moments.
During Kaalipujo/Diwali every year, my father and I used to put up fairy lights on the rooftop of our house in Chandannagar. Where I come from, afternoons around that time of the year can be quite hot and are usually very humid too - especially when you're on the rooftop under the still sweltering sun.
I don't recall if or why this was an enjoyable experience. But it was definitely special. And it's something I have fondly looked back on every Kaalipujo/Diwali away from home for the past 12 years.
An attempt at sketching us.
Special powers.
When situations call for a three-eye roll.
Ridiculous excuses
When the husband is at a conference and the bed is all MINE.
Sorry not sorry