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A Trickster with a thousand faces.

Capturing the Rain Animal.

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Shadow Puppet designs
The Baboon: Character Design (part 1)

Baboons in a San Rock Painting In my post the 5 most significant Khoi-San animals we saw the strong prominence the baboon plays in the...
The Mantis makes an Eland-Analysis

It is often debated if African folktale and myths can be seen through a universal motif. Africa in itself is so full of diversity th...
The Khoi-San: a historical overview

The Khoi-San are an ethnic group residing in parts of South Africa and Namibia. They are the first nations people of South Africa go...
Top 5 significant Bushman animals

Bushman cave paintings are full of animal metaphors and therianthrope characters. However among the various animals that do feature in th...
The Heroes Workshop

After the character designs and the shadow puppets, I realised, I needed to find a way to gather stories now. Since we are looking at the p...
The Heroes Project exhibit

The Heroes Project panel. The Shadow Puppets. The Heroes Project brochure and other merchandise.
The Jackal: Character Design (part 1)

Jackals in Bushman rock painting The Jackal was another frequently represented in the Bushman rock art. The Jackal was another that ...
The Heroes Workshop video trailer
/Kaggen the trickster: Analysis

Abhishek: I am an illustrator and designer based in Bangalore, India. I am an undergrad student of art and design from Srishti School of Art, Design and Technology, Bangalore.

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