Answer: Traditional taxis in Mumbai and Delhi that are looking sprightly and bright with a special makeover
In a tiny, crowded workshop in Lower Parel, artist Ashvini Menon is crouched over sheets of paper, focused on drawing and painting the Mumbaikars that Mumbaikars forget to see.
The tiny tales and happenings in and around the life of Mumbaikars is reflected in this taxi design(Photo: www.taxifabric.org)
These kaali-peeli taxis are being given a new lease of life by designers Ashvini Menon drawing out the ‘Wild Mumbaikars’ design (Aalok Soni)A taxi being given a colourful makeover (Aalok Soni)Delhi’s heritage is reflected in this quirky design in an autorickshaw (Photo: www.taxifabric.org)A design inspired by the psychological role of colours that counteracts the bustle of Mumbai (Photo: www.taxifabric.org)