Before pen ever met paper, I hopped on my bike and spent a day cycling through the cobblestone streets of Galle Fort — camera in one hand (well, figuratively) and sketchbook in the other. That recce ride  became the foundation for everything that followed: the map, the scavenger hunt, and the little illustrated details that capture the charm of this historic Fort town. Designing the official map and scavenger hunt for the Galle Literary Festival 2025  was more than just a de

It was an absolute honor to be entrusted with the task of creating the official map for the Galle Literary Festival 2024 — an event that...

Thrilled doesn’t even begin to cover it. Being part of the Jaffna Field School as a mentor for illustration was one of those rare...

Two weeks in Trincomalee felt like stepping into a living history book, with each sunrise painting a new story and every street revealing...

Spending time in Matara for the iDiscover workshop was an adventure in itself! I had the opportunity to illustrate the new Matara...

Kuweni’s story is one of love, betrayal, and tragic strength—a tale deeply woven into the fabric of Sri Lankan history. In illustrating...

Step One: Realizing the Scope of the Madness When I first got the brief for The Long Walk Home , my initial thought was, "Oh cool, a map...