u/haethanwrites

DEMOCRACY IS IN DANGER.

Visuals of police brutality is presented in the video (TW: Violence), Viewer Discretion advised.

Hey everyone,

This is a pro bono announcement. We need to talk about what is happening right now because it affects all of us as students and citizens.

Our democracy is in serious danger. The police and authorities who are supposed to protect us have turned into an absolute havoc for our country. Right now in Delhi, they are brutally beating up kids, elderly people, and peaceful protestors who have gathered to demand the sacking of Dharmendra Pradhan. The government is literally shutting down internet services and cutting off transportation just to crush this protest and hide the truth.

As design students and creators, we cannot just sit back and watch this happen. Design is a tool for resistance. We are asking everyone in this community to use their skills to fight back. Create artworks, posters, digital illustrations, poems, or protest messages that expose this police brutality and government failure.

Post your creations here on the subreddit, share them across your social media, upload them to your creative accounts, and send them to news outlets. Also, write protest messages and send them directly to the official central government addresses. Spread them wherever you can to force people to look at what is happening. Use hashtags #Desiartagainstfascism #ArtagainstFascism and collab with this account @Desiartagainstfascism to build a digital archive!

The government cannot and will not strip away our rights or use fascism to silence us. We are completely against the shadow of fascism that is swallowing our sunshine. Let's make sure the people's voice is heard.

Stay safe, and use your voice.

Join this server to discuss about the political perspective of design: [https://discord.gg/6SYgFKGJw\](https://discord.gg/6SYgFKGJw)

\[TW: VIOLENCE\] [https://www.reddit.com/r/TwentiesIndia/s/IqXzZiryaC\](https://www.reddit.com/r/TwentiesIndia/s/IqXzZiryaC)

DEMOCRACY IS IN DANGER.

Visuals of police brutality is presented in the video (TW: Violence), Viewer Discretion advised

Hey everyone,

This is a pro bono announcement from the administration here at r/uceedtakers. We need to talk about what is happening right now because it affects all of us as students and citizens.

Our democracy is in serious danger. The police and authorities who are supposed to protect us have turned into an absolute havoc for our country. Right now in Delhi, they are brutally beating up kids, elderly people, and peaceful protestors who have gathered to demand the sacking of Dharmendra Pradhan. The government is literally shutting down internet services and cutting off transportation just to crush this protest and hide the truth.

As design students and creators, we cannot just sit back and watch this happen. Design is a tool for resistance. We are asking everyone in this community to use their skills to fight back. Create artworks, posters, digital illustrations, poems, or protest messages that expose this police brutality and government failure.

Post your creations here on the subreddit, share them across your social media, upload them to your creative accounts, and send them to news outlets. Also, write protest messages and send them directly to the official central government addresses. Spread them wherever you can to force people to look at what is happening. Use hashtags #Desiartagainstfascism #ArtagainstFascism and collab with this account @Desiartistsagainstfascism to build a digital archive!

The government cannot and will not strip away our rights or use fascism to silence us. We are completely against the shadow of fascism that is swallowing our sunshine. Let's make sure the people's voice is heard.

Stay safe, and use your voice.

Join this server to discuss about the political perspective of design: https://discord.gg/6SYgFKGJw

[TW: VIOLENCE] https://www.reddit.com/r/TwentiesIndia/s/IqXzZiryaC

Partnership Announcement: r/UCEEDTakers × easyUCEED

We are happy to announce a resource partnership between r/UCEEDTakers and easyUCEED [ easyUCEED.com ] to help Design aspirants access quality learning resources.

We thoroughly reviewed their website and teaching quality before moving forward. Their mentors include top rankers and students from reputed design institutes.

This partnership is not sponsored. No moderator is receiving any payment, commission, or financial benefit. It has been done solely for student benefit and in accordance with Reddit's Moderator Code of Conduct and Reddit Terms of Service.

As part of this partnership:

- We may share informational posts about useful easyUCEED resources.

- We will review the quality of their posts before highlighting them as resources.

- We will not use moderator privileges to promote their content. Any highlighted material will be based only on its educational value.

- We encourage every aspirant to verify the quality of the resources themselves.

We also verified that their website is built without AI generated or "vibe coded" code, helping maintain better reliability and security.

Please note that any independent design services offered by anyone through Instagram or Discord are separate from the subreddit and are not part of this partnership. Those interactions take place under the respective terms and policies of Meta and Discord, and are unrelated to subreddit moderation.

Our goal is to improve the quality of resources available to aspirants while remaining transparent and fully compliant with Reddit policies.

Website: easyUCEED.com

WhatsApp: https://chat.whatsapp.com/KlS81wFqoIH6X5TrkgxMd9

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@easyUCEED

- staff.

Lmkkk. Should have legal permission though or anyone with legal knowledge willing to arrange.

We have temporarily changed our community icon as a gesture of solidarity with scientist, engineer, and education reformer Sonam Wangchuk sir, along with the students demanding a fair and transparent examination system.

As young designers preparing for a future shaped by empathy, understanding, and responsibility, let us choose to stand together and support those fighting not just for students, but for the future of our country.

Our community is built by aspirants who dedicate countless hours to preparing for design entrance examinations. Like students across India, we understand the value of a system that is fair, transparent, and accountable. The concerns being raised today extend beyond examinations. They speak to justice, integrity, and the kind of future we want to build together.

This icon change is only a small symbolic gesture, but it reflects our respect and support for those choosing to stand up for a better tomorrow.

- r/uceedtakers staff

https://preview.redd.it/5q5sumfbdfdh1.jpg?width=500&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5d2f3f9d6828e396256fdb84a3aab405b065882b

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As AI tools become more common, it's important to protect the value of human creativity while allowing responsible use of new technology. Our goal isn't to ban AI completely, but to encourage transparency, effort, and real creative contribution.

Going forward, AI-generated content shared in this community should follow these guidelines:

1. Use the "AI Generated" flair on all posts that contain AI-generated content.
2. Include meaningful human post-processing or creative work. AI should be a tool that supports your workflow, not the entire workflow.
3. Mention the exact prompt used to generate the artwork. Being transparent helps others learn and keeps things honest.
4. Don't post 100% AI-generated work. Your submission should show clear human involvement through editing, compositing, painting over, design decisions, or other creative work.
5. AI output is limited to 40% in the whole work.

These guidelines are based on a few simple principles:

• Human creativity should always be at the center of artistic work.
• AI can be a useful creative tool when it supports the creative process instead of replacing it.
• Being transparent builds trust within the community.
• Effort and originality should always be valued over one-click generation.

These rules are meant to find a balance between using new technology and preserving the value of human-made art. Posts that don't follow these guidelines WILL be removed at the moderators' discretion.

A 3-day workshop covering the fundamentals of rendering and color by Crolingo! (Art account linked below) in the official discord server of uceedtakers completely for FREE.

Day 1 - making an object feel 3d using light and shadow

Day 2 - introducing color theory, applying color with purpose

Day 3 - rendering techniques and fundamentals, material rendering

Each session will have a small assignment in the end, and submissions will be reviewed at the start of the following class.

His Art social: https://www.instagram.com/crolingo_drawzz/

And art proofs attached in discord announcement.

Whether you're just starting out or looking to strengthen your fundamentals, everyone's welcome!

First session Details

Date: 05/07/2026, Sunday

Time: 4 PM IST

Event link: https://discord.gg/uceedtakers-1216303461222842408?event=1522651013952045106

Go and get your user flair to get started. let us know if you have any suggestions to improve the customization in the comments.

Hey everyone! I'm u/haethanwrites, a moderator of r/BITSDES.

This is a subreddit for all things related to Bits School of Design. We're excited to have you join us!

What to Post

Post anything the community would find helpful, interesting, or inspiring. Share your portfolio, admission queries, interview experiences, campus life, projects, events, internship stories, placement discussions, or ask questions about BITS Design School.

Community Vibe

We're all about being friendly, constructive, and inclusive. Let's build a space where everyone feels comfortable sharing and connecting.

How to Get Started

• Introduce yourself in the comments below.
• Post something today. Even a simple question can spark a great conversation.
• If you know someone who would love this community, invite them to join.
• Interested in helping out? We're always looking for new moderators, especially current BITS Design School students, so feel free to reach out to apply.

Thanks for being part of this. Together, let's make r/BITSDES amazing.

We're happy to introduce r/ArtIndia.

As many of you begin your academic journeys and others continue preparing for design and art entrances, we wanted to create a dedicated space focused on art learning, constructive critique, and artistic growth.

The aim of r/ArtIndia is simple: to encourage strong fundamentals, technical understanding, and meaningful feedback. Whether you're sharing studies, sketchbook work, works in progress, or finished pieces, the focus is on learning and improving together. Be sure to check the pinned post for more information.

r/ArtIndia is a collaborative initiative by r/DesignIndia, r/UCEEDTakers, r/NID, and r/NIFTards. Our goal is to support artists, designers, illustrators, and aspirants who are serious about developing their skills.

A quick note: the subreddit was previously inactive and contained unrelated content. It is now being rebuilt from the ground up, so please don't judge it by the older posts.

Link: https://www.reddit.com/r/ArtIndia/s/MXSz2jWpz9

We're happy to introduce r/ArtIndia.

As many of you begin your academic journeys and others continue preparing for design and art entrances, we wanted to create a dedicated space focused on art learning, constructive critique, and artistic growth.

The aim of r/ArtIndia is simple: to encourage strong fundamentals, technical understanding, and meaningful feedback. Whether you're sharing studies, sketchbook work, works in progress, or finished pieces, the focus is on learning and improving together. Be sure to check the pinned post for more information.

r/ArtIndia is a collaborative initiative by r/DesignIndia, r/UCEEDTakers, r/NID, and r/NIFTards. Our goal is to support artists, designers, illustrators, and aspirants who are serious about developing their skills.

A quick note: the subreddit was previously inactive and contained unrelated content. It is now being rebuilt from the ground up, so please don't judge it by the older posts.

Link: https://www.reddit.com/r/ArtIndia/s/MXSz2jWpz9

We'll feature your art account!

We're starting a small initiative to help Indian artists and designers get more attention and connect with others in the subreddit.

Join our Discord server and drop your account in #artist-event. We'll review the submissions and select a few creators to be featured in a community wiki.

Requirements:

• Original artwork/design work only.
• Active account.
• Art, illustration, graphic design, UI/UX, animation, etc.
• Good quality and consistency in work.
• Accounts with more than 5,000 followers will not be accepted. (This is for growth, sorry :()

Excited to see the submissions!

THIS IS ALL FREE OF COST.

Discord link: https://discord.gg/wqjwryqJYv

We will be hosting Biweekly demo day from this week onwards and you are invited!

JOIN: https://discord.gg/q2qhuNawUc

But what is demo days about?

This is mainly for people who are looking to get better and those who already have a expertise in this field. Let those interested showcase and pitch their projects infront of everyone while the experienced one will be giving their opinion or might even showcase your own there!

It will result into forming various connections, a lookout for hidden talents and a space to learn much more.

Event LINK: https://discord.gg/design-india-1171343188179554384?event=1513791090858397817

Time: JUN 13, 2026

Comment for any queries!

While we do allow relationship posts, please don't make it tinder or hinge tripura. You will be banned if you post such regularly.

While we understand that exam results can turn out to be devastating mentally, we will encourage the members to not spread any conspiracy theories and cause a wide unrest.

Doing so will lead to a permanent ban from the subreddit from now on.

Any unverified news, that is without a proper source, will be removed.

r/tripurane wishes everyone a happy pride month!