Aindri C (she/they/সে)

Hi, I’m Aindri

Illustrator-animator currently based in Edinburgh. My work blends different forms of mono- printing with digital. I am inspired by kitchen printmakers and early naturalists.

My practice has mainly been in children’s creative media, where I make character and narrative led stories around ecology, gender and sexuality. I have taught workshops on animation and illustration with a keen interest in eco-pedagogy

I keep a public archive of my monoprints that are free to download and play!

Clients


  • Amnesty India
  • Duckbill Books
  • Google
  • IBM
  • New York Times
  • Numbi Arts
  • Pratham Books
  • Poetry Society UK
  • Penguin Books
  • Story Museum
  • Tulika Books
  • WWF

  • 2025

    Children’s Book: A Home Made of Books

    Illustrated a childhood memoir by Jairaj Singh commissioned by Pratham, available to read


    2024

    Numbi Festival: Aroos

    Visual direction for Numbi Festival held at the Whitechapel Gallery.


    Legislative Theatre Around the World: Series Launch

    Animated a series on a participatory democracy project, produced by The People Act. Launch party: 1 Nov, 2024.


    Children’s Book: A Cloud Called Bhura

    Bijal and I worked on a climate-focused adventure for middle grade readers (& leaders)! It has been picked up by Blackstone Publishing – available NOW


    Public Premiere: Moving Upstream Ganga

    Documentary goes live on 3 April 2024


    Children’s Picture Book: The Growing Up Book

    Yamini Vijayan and I got together to work on a picture book about growing up! The book is commissioned by Storyweaver and is available to read online

  • 2023

    Comic Anthology: Unknown Heroes of India’s Freedom Struggle

    Contributed a short comic feature on one of the many unknown foot soldiers of the Indian freedom movements. Featuring 16 other illustrators, released by Tulika Books.


    Animation Short: ‘Polite Safety Notice’

    Screening at the International Animated Film Festival ANIMATOR as part of a presentation of the ZEBRA Poetry Film Festival on 24 June 2023