Geetanjali Barthwal UX

New life & new perspectives at IIT Bombay IDC" Industrial Design Center" in 2010 This is me in 2009, I was in Pune with my friends for a morning trek at Hanuman Tekri, Law College Road Every now and then there were conferences in college this pic is part of one of those.  Working on some art work for Sustainability Conference back in 2009    Holi in 2010, Hostel 10, IIT Bombay During weekend for a visit in Hiranandani Market area for delicious snacks and window shopping. Working with my new Wacom, with which I created above IDC hand drawn art and many more. My hand and mind coordination was so good I got the grip of the pen very fast. I was so proud with that.       Sand Animation Workshop, IDC   Sustainability  Workshop in IDC Some fun Time  Techfest in 2010 Weekend party pic in IDC  Me checking with friend, IDC dep, T-shirt  These are some memories that I have during my College days in Design school. I am forever 

Click for more on Illustrations I had the most precious and unforgettable moments of my life at my design school,  IDC, Bombay . Those were the days of relentless deadlines, where day and night dissolved into a singular focus—my project and the lively atmosphere of the classroom.  This is the sketch of how IDC looks like in   2010, Oct. There wrecked lot of changes that happen after sustainability and accessibility conference. Building of ramp for people with special needs find the ramp very helpful afterwards. The vibrant activities at the Main Ground and my sneaky class bunks for sports events added a spark of adventure to those times. I cherished my bicycle rides, feeling like a free bird gliding under the green, towering, shady trees. Cycling through the Infinity Corridor at night felt magical, especially when fate led to an unexpected encounter with a professor on the very day I decided to bunk. :P Below is the digital sketch created by me for Students work website ...

An strategic game design for 4 to 6 players at a time. This game was prepared in just 15 days time with a challenge of making a working prototype. We a team of three students - Vineeta, Chitra and Me, had a fun time while making and testing the game with the users.  Through user testing we get one of the valuable design ideas which was further incorporated in the game. This game is played by anyone but is most enjoyable by teenager, as it involves planning with an element of excitement of the buzzer time constraints. Some of more pics