My (unseen) design to the chevy design contest

This is the design I would propose for the Chevrolet-ACI design contest in India. It is a concept for the next generation Tavera which is a people mover (MUV).
and its colour 'rendering',
Here I did the colouring using GIMP (GNU Imagen Manipulation Program). Since this found interesting, I spent some more time to make some real look by adding the picture of the wheels and giving some golssy effects here and there. And the outcome,

I am TEAM-BHPian

Promo-logo for my favorite automotive forum in India. GIMP 2.6.6.

Proposed logo for CUSAT alumni

This was the logo I desgined for the alumni of my previous university. But no success ;) GIMP v2.6.6 and Inkscape 0.46.

Proposed Logo for GNUSchool package

There is a lot of packages in the GNU project, which do not have a logo of their own. The GNU webpage, asks for works from GNU supporters for such creations. So I looked in to the list of packages which do not have a logo. Made logos for two of them. Currently I have designed a logo for a the GNUSchool package, for which I borrowed the source image from the work of Nicolas Rougier with his permission (Its a GPL image).
Have a look at my work and comment your suggestions.Now I am in the process of getting approval from the 'gnuschool' team and after that I can send it to the GNU webmaster for listing in their webpage.

Creating Tux

The last thing I learned in 2008 was the making of a 3D Tux image. You too can find a beautiful tutorial at the . There is tutorial for the photoshop as well as for the GIMP. But the GIMP tutorial is in French.

I made it with GIMP (but I don’t know French ).

Here is the final thing I made. Comments appreciated.

Happy New Year 2009

Wish all the readers a Happy and Prosperous New Year 2009..

Presenting a wallpaper for all the GNU/Linux lovers.. (680KB, 1600*1200, 300ppi)
This work was done using GIMP. Just made some reflections and text works. Source courtesy to Dr. Nicolas Rougier who presented his great 3D works under the GPL.Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this image under the terms of:

• the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.