"One of the places that I go to quite often is this bar next to my place called [Pablos] Esco Bar. It's a very hole-in-the-wall, tiny spot. It has maybe like four tables, but they do excellent cocktails with local ingredients."

Pablos [Esco Bar]

"Most of the places that I visit are nature places. I love this one right next to my house, called Anjuna Hill. It's like a sunset spot. You do a little track on top, and then you get to see the sea and also the city."

Anjuna Cliff

"There's a South Indian place in Anjuna, which is right next to my area, and they do really good dosas and chutneys. It makes me think of home, since I’m from South India as well."

Mrs Morgan’s

"I really like visiting local markets. There’s this market called Mapusa Market next to my house. It's so beautiful. It has literally everything in it, from veggies and fruits, to textiles and craft and pottery, a flower market — everything is in one area. It's really nice to visit to get color inspiration or patterns and characters."

Mapusa Market

Originally from Tiruvannamalai, Osheen spent time in China and around other cities in India before settling in Goa, where they truly found their stride. The coastal state’s natural beauty and calm lifestyle have allowed the illustrator to reconnect with themselves and expand their creativity, and they have since created works for Adult Swim, WhatsApp, Gucci, Converse and Vans, and landed on Forbes’ 30 Under 30 Asia in 2022.

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