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I explored the evolution of Nepali movie posters—from Sundar Shrestha's pioneering work starting in the late 80s to digital designs driven by evolving tools and trends. Follow the link to read my latest article for @nepcinematheque api.omarshehata.me/substack-proxy…

Would it be weird to frame a Milan v Udinese matchday poster and hang it in my living room? This is delightful.

Happy birthday to one of my favourite artists! Happy 140th to Jamini Roy.

happy #Caturday illus. Yuzu Kato

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in my spare time, I curate an east asian graphics archive eastasiangraphicsarchive.com

Porcelain Soviet space dog decanter.

Hello all, we're currently in the process of shortlisting films for our "best of" list and awards for 2082 BS. With this, we're asking you to recommend your favorite Nepali films that came out this year.

Big fish (2026)

“A movie poster has only seconds to do its job. A microcosm of the larger work it represents, it’s supposed to spark into a person a curiosity that, hopefully for the people involved in the film, will swell into a legitimate interest in seeing what they’ve made.”Read our latest👇

Read our latest piece- a brief overview of the evolution of Nepali movie posters, as told to us by some of the most prominent artists behind them. api.omarshehata.me/substack-proxy…

Arya Tara by Mahendra Dangol, Nepal

The Little Boatman, Dehli, India | Vikas Datta

which yellow?

vintage pokemon art by yukiko baba

Ilonka Karasz (1896-1981)