I used the toast as a tool, dipped it in ink and drew letterforms with it, even drew with the different sides of the toast. This experiment prompted me to use foam brushes and ink to mimic the same aesthetic to craft the same aesthetic.

As a designer, I am fascinated by analog processes and mediums. I screen-printed posters which showcased the words' Journeys', 'Inspiration' and 'Conversations' as the central visual element.

I designed a rice installation or 'rangoli' to promote the event. Based on a grid I sketched with chalk, My GDMFA family at MICA came together to fill In the outlines with rice as a collaborative exercise.

Titled, 'Post–Toast', this tabloid format publication showcased some of the highlights from the event. This became a design piece that perfectly captured the different interactions of the event on paper.