Addendum : Necessities Or Wants?

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Our blog article Necessities Or Wants? drew an energetic response from our Creatives team. Here are a few more works from the team based on the article. We hope you find the images (as well as the article) as thought-provoking as we did.


By Neha C, SYBA

By Prajakta G, FYBSc.

-Editors.

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