Devika Joglekar

Delighted to share that our new book ‘The First Girl on Stage’ is out now! 😀 #Yakshagana is one of my most cherished childhood memories so illustrating this story by Shruthi Rao was truly special. Huge thanks to our wonderful publishers, Ambika and Suhani! BOOK LINK 👇🏽

🌸 COVER REVEAL: Six Seasons with Mimi & Soni 🌸 Did you know India celebrates SIX beautiful seasons? Join Mimi & Soni as they wander across the seasons! Stay tuned! #childrensbook #picturebook #india #gudipadwa #ugadi #NewYearNewBeginnings

A walk through sun-kissed #SanFrancisco ☀️

Rahi Anil Barve has made a 80-minute film, Mann-Pishach — with two actors, an iPhone, Adobe After Effects and generative AI ...on a budget of Rs 33,000 "If even one broke filmmaker realizes something can be created from nothing, the experiment was worth it." Here is the absolutely captivating 1 min 40 sec trailer youtube.com/watch?v=gcC8Jo…

Growing up in #Pune, seeing people riding bicycles was such a common sight. I recently came across a photo online that instantly took me back, and I couldn’t resist turning it into a sketch for my daily sketching routine. Sharing the process video😀

My reflections on Euny Hong’s The Birth of Korean Cool linkedin.com/posts/devika-j…

Pure motivation: आई खडी फोडते, हा बिचारा जन्माला येतानाच ह्याच्यात अस्थिव्यंग आलं, पण हा कधीही शाळा बुडवत नाही, ह्याला आयुष्यात शिक्षक व्हायचं आहे.. त्याला माहीत आहे, की जर शिकलो तर बरं आहे, नाहीतर आयुष्यभर आईसारखं काम करावे लागेल.. जिथे एक नंबर ची टुकार भुरटी जेन झी जन्माला येतेय, तिथे हा समजदार मुलगा खरच मोटीवेशन आहे....🫡🫡🫡

Pune, 1973

Sketching practice 😀 #watercolors This is Hong Kong but this little shop could easily belong on a market street of any Indian city or town. #HongKong

Still smiling from yesterday’s library visit. Seeing ‘The First Girl on Stage’ on the Children’s New Books shelf was such a happy moment 😀 #yakshagana #picturebook

Diploma in Electrical engineering from Nature University bypassing electric barricade. Knowledge and Wisdom doesn't always come from books ☺️

Back from a long winter break and ready to bloom 🌸 Mimi & Soni are back with a brand new spring release! New season, new adventures… can you guess what this one is about? 🌷
 #SpringRelease #MimiAndSoni #NewBook #ComingSoon #kidlit

.@VishekC believes Netflix should release Ikka starring #SunnyDeol and #AkshayeKhanna in theaters before landing the film on Netflix because there's a significant audience segment that would prefer watching a high-intensity thriller drama starring Deol, on the big screen.

🎙️New Episode! My chat with @VishekC Dhurandhar's historical success, why Netflix's Ikka (Sunny Deol-Akshaye Khanna) deserves a theatrical release, how Netflix differs from Apple and Amazon, parallels between F1 and Dhurandhar, and much more!

Morning #Sketching practice 😀

@cshakti71 Thank you!

@devika_joglekar Looks so simple yet so profound. Love your style of painting.

A small process video of late night sketching practice 😊

@KirkusReviews truly captured what I hoped to express through the art. “Joglekar’s illustrations are phenomenal; the style is simple but the use of color shines, particularly the vibrant yellows and oranges of the performers’ costumes, which make them seem to leap off the page.”

@KirkusReviews verdict is out! ‘Joglekar’s illustrations are phenomenal; the style is simple but the use of color shines, particularly the vibrant yellows and oranges of the performers’ costumes, which make them seem to leap off the page.’ kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/s…

The historic Shaniwar Wada in Pune complete 294 years today. It was built by Peshwa Bajirao and completed on January 22, 1732 (a Saturday). It went through further expansion under Peshwa Nanasaheb and the later Peshwas. The nerve center of the Maratha Empire in the 18th century... the political and military decisions affecting large parts of India were made here. The Wada saw great splendor, grand military processions, beautiful festival celebrations (Ganpati Festival, Dasaraa and others), a murder of a Peshwa (Narayanrao), and a lot more. The Wada had beautiful buildings, gardens, underground water supply from the Katraj aqueduct, fountains and good fortifications. Neglect under the British rule (who captured it during the 3rd Anglo Maratha War in 1817) led to a huge fire in 1827 and resulted destruction of all the beautiful buildings inside. Only the plinths remained. Today, the Shaniwar Wada is historical site under the management of the ASI. A 'must-visit' for all Punekars and visitors. @MulaMutha #Pune