There are undoubtedly fish curries so exquisitely crafted that dining on them is like carrying on a conversation with the fish. But that is not the intent here. A chatti in Malayalam is the earthen pot in which the fish curry is prepared.
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well..what caught my attention was the flouroscent glow of the text and borders. Nice thought, especially for roadside signages at night. Believe the artist lost his patience, doing it.He started off with elaborate double border, squares with dots on the left… then down, its just single line border, no dots…on right, less again..just a line and to finish..no border at all on top 🙂
By: Pick Quicks on January 6, 2014
at 11:37 am