Pictorial Representation

Sumerians invented writing around 3100 BCE. They used it for the accounting system of the goods that were traded at Uruk. The writing consisted of pictographs, simple pictures that explained what the situation would be. It is like representation of something that you would do. The symbols evolved from pictures to phonograms and later became true writing system.
Even in today's world, we, in everyday life use the pictographs for almost everything. For example, when we are driving we follow the directions of the pictures that represent situation or motion that we want to do. Like “plane for airports”, “ bench for picnic area or rest area”. Essentially, we are following the same approach as they did.


Today's pictorial representation.

THE EARLY SHELTER

Human beings can adapt the surroundings for their living and survival with their imagination and creativity andits still goes on today's lives. This started with the creation of the huts with Mammoth bones.

The adjacent picture shows Mammoth bone hutsmade by prehistoric humans during the ice age of the Paleolithic period in the Czech Republic, Poland and Ukraine in Europe.

The thought process of the mankind and materials have changed, but not the adaptation. For e.g. the picture below shows a contemporary house designed for space optimization with state-of-the-art material.

About Me

I like roses, particularly yellow roses. Yellow roses can bring to mind all of the sunny, cheerful feelings of warmth and happiness.

I like designing the spaces and decorating the house. I am doing interior design program in the westvalley. Its fun and enthusiastic.























I like watching tv especially movies. I like watching both Hindi and English movies. As Hindi is my national language. When I was a kid I used to watch Tom and Jerry, infact I still love to watch. It is fun and hillarious.


































I like this painting done by John Constable. It reminds me of my village. So calm and wonderful. The greenary of this painting reminds the crops and fields where I used to play, when I was a kid.

I like pizza. I don't know how to describe it.
I eat very often. Only veg pizza. Mouthwatering.

MMmmm...mmm...
Yummy.........