Sasank Gopinathan, who is working as a Product
and Automotive Designer, was approached for a custom saree design. He was asked to modify the Simpson Family to
look like they are South Indian Brahmin family.
I liked his work so much and asked his permission to reproduce that in
my blog. Sasank kindly agreed.
Sasank has done so many projects which are worth
viewing. You can follow Sasank on his Behance profile.
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The Simpson Iyers!
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Bart Iyer is wearing a kurta and pajama with sandals. His Iyer vibudhi (holy ash) mark is visible on his forehead
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Homer Iyer is wearing a Veshti in tamil brahmin paalathaal style. His sacred thread is also visible, and so are his Iyer vibudi markings on his forehead and arm
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Homer Iyer dozed off after eating his favourite vadai with chutney
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Lisa Iyer is wearing a typically south indian paavadai and dhaavani. She also adorns jimiki earrings![](https://m1.behance.net/rendition/modules/106082231/disp/5c915a1ea8baa3bd2b16d028acce64b1.png)
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Maggie Iyer sports an adorable paavada blouse, a little loose for her maybe. She also has a mole drawn on her cheek, something that parents tend to for little kids in India.
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Marge Iyer is seen wearing a saree worn in traditional tamil brahmin 'madisar' style.
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Marge Iyer wearing another saree, this time a kancheepuram silk saree worn in the more common style.
enjoyed it:)
ReplyDeleteGood imagination! I used to watch the series with my sons, until a few years back and enjoying!
ReplyDeletePretty interesting!
ReplyDeleteBesh besh! Kshemamaana Iyer aathuval
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments Renu. Glad you liked this post.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments Sandhya. Glad you liked this.
ReplyDeleteThank you Sindhu.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments Insignia. Indha post nekku pudichiruku. Nokku pudichiruko?
ReplyDeleteGood imagination. That madisar is looking rather modern and stylish :)
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Thanks for your comments Rajesh. I noticed that too. Madisar looks very stylish.
ReplyDeletehehe too good :) loved the vada-siesta pic and the paavadai looks :)the madisar looks more a hybrid salwar-sari combo
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments Reshma. Glad you enjoyed this post.
ReplyDeletenice post SG. I enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteHow cool and creative! Loved this South Indian Simpson Iyer family :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments Aakanksha. I am glad you enjoyed reading this post.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments Shilpa. I am glad you liked this post.
ReplyDeleteVery Interesting and fabulous work by your friend..
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments Ratina. Sasank has done a fabulous job.
ReplyDeleteHaha that is so awesome :) thank you for sharing his work. I loved it.
ReplyDeleteAha!Great. Your decision to post this is really commendable.
ReplyDeleteVery creative. This is trending all over FB:)Making the tambrahm community popular all over the world.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments Rajlakshmi. I am glad you liked his work.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments Sarala. I am glad you liked this post.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments Asha. Yes, his work is very creative.
ReplyDeleteVery creative. Loved them. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments Ash. I am glad you loved them.
ReplyDeleteIt is just plain simple humorous.
ReplyDeleteI would like someone to do this in Pucca Punjabi style too
Thanks for your comments Mr. Chowla. I hope Sasank reads your comment.
ReplyDeleteIt is so nice, I truly wish they would come up with this serial with a different twist: South Indian.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments Rama. Hope the producers of this show read this.
ReplyDeleteInteresting post...
ReplyDeletethanks
Thanks for your comments Krishna. I am glad you liked this post.
ReplyDeleteLol, interesting one! Enjoyed this.
ReplyDeleteLong time no see on my blog....
Do check out my latest post too The Importance Of Being Independent ... a topic really close to my heart.
I enjoyed it! At school when I had History homeworks, for example comic books, I drew famous characters with different outfits. Once I made the Flintstones and Independence of Brazil, they wore clothing settlers from Portugal and Indians.It's funny!
ReplyDeleteSo Cute :)
ReplyDeleteSimpson wearing kurta pyjama and silk saree was Hilarious LOL
Thanks for your comments Ash. I am glad you enjoyed this post. Sorry about not visiting your post as often as I used to. Will do so regularly.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments Camila. I am glad you are also doing something similarly like this one.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments Nikita. And, welcome to my blog. I am glad you enjoyed this post.
ReplyDeleteNikita, please visit here as often as possible. Thanks.
Yes SG, I have read this.. and it is hilarious. I like the way the characters have been "Iyerized" ( if I may say so) :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments Meera. Iyerized! That's a good term.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments Ashwini. I am glad you liked this post.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the excellent suggestion. Just added "share buttons".
My God . These are so adorable. Kudos to Sasank
ReplyDeleteSimpson is one of my favs and this is soo cute... Can I share this post ?
Thanks for your comments Afshan. I am glad you liked this post.
ReplyDeleteYes. You can share this post.
Wow! They look cool.
ReplyDeleteLoved their look.