Priyanka Paul Artist Priyanka Paul is a self-taught illustrator and writer from Bombay. Their work revolves around the themes of social justice, marginalisation and self-exploration, and has been published and exhibited globally. Insta: artwhoring In Comixense: The Tyranny of Beauty (Vol 1 Issue 4 | January-March 2022)
Priya Kuriyan Artist Priya Kuriyan is a children’s book writer-illustrator, comics maker and chronic doodler. She has directed animation films for the Sesame Street show (India) and the Children’s Film Society of India (CFSI) and has illustrated numerous children’s books for various Indian publishers. She is based in Bangalore and in her spare time makes […]
Prakash Moorthy Writer and artist Prakash Moorthy S is an alumnus of MS University of Baroda and NID. He did Production Design for Shaji N Karun’s Vanaprastham and Markus Imhoof’s Raison du Coeur (feature films). He designed wildlife interpretation centres at the Rajamalai and Munnar wildlife sanctuaries. He showcased his animation films at the Hiroshima […]
Pragya Bhagat Writer Pragya Bhagat is a spoken word poet, essayist, and author based in Goa. Her work explores the intersections between the body, belonging, and mental health. Insta: bhagatpragya In Comixense: Red (Vol 2 Issue 4 | January-March 2023)
Pia Alize Hazarika Artist is an illustrator primarily interested in comics and visual narrative. Her independent/collaborative work has been published by Penguin India (The PAO Anthology), COMIX.INDIA, Manta Ray Comics, The Pulpocracy, Captain Bijli Comics, Yoda Press, Zubaan Books and the Khoj Artists Collective. She runs ‘PIG studio’, an illustration-driven space, based out of New […]
Partha Banik Artist Partha is a post-graduate in Painting. He enjoys experimenting with various mediums such as film, site-specific collaborative works, textile design, graphic novels, 2D animation, and music. Since the past few years, he has been working on a project titled ‘Tripura Blues’, which involves him researching cultural activities, and working with people of […]
