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Hi, I’m Yuvraj Jha. I’m a creator and a writer of fiction.
As concept artist and illustrator I create unique, immersive worlds and IPs for Publishing, Films, Games, & VR.
Currently I am writing an illustrated novel, The Thousand Arms of Buddha.
I send out a newsletter called ‘One Banana Short’ which is made up of a blog about visual development and illustration called ‘Kacchi Drawings’. A curation of articles and papers to read called ‘These things, those things’. And ‘Kahani‘, a blog of the fiction and poetry I write.
I also sell a variety of products on my store, bandarchaap.com.
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If you have work related queries you can write to me at jha@monkeyverse.in.
Breathe 🙂
A Love story of alcohol
THOUSAND ARMS OF BUDDHA
Work &
Collaborations
Visual development, concept art, world-building and illustration.
Blog
ONE BANANA SHORT
Fiction, Visual development & Curation — Updated at least twice a week.
AI Sketchbook | Prajna | #01
AI sketches for a new illustration 🙂
Should I AI?
Rant about AI and Incorporating Disco Diffusion in my concept art pipeline.
Illuatration | Two Cups | #02
Line art and colouring process for the two cups illustrations.
The Grand Bargain
A short story about an expected bargain turning on its head to become the most satisfying gift for a weaver and the customer.
01. Wu Wei | TAB
A buddha awakens.
Limb regeneration, Sound waves growing bones and The future of ageing
Researches that inch us closer to defying and demystifying ageing.
Cicada 3301, The future of cyber security and Passwords
Fascinating internet mysteries and the future of cyber security.
The Planet’s Pulse, Climate change Signs & St. Helen’s Trespasser
Where I live, year by year, the effects of climate change are becoming ever more real. As is true for every other place. So this week I spent some time looking at dashboards and datasets around climate change.
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The wild geese do not intend to cast their reflection; The water has no mind to retain their image. - Zen Poem