DESIGN BRIEF: a fairground is a crowd subject, and the collection's medium-light spacing is its opposite, so the challenge was a busy mela that still breathes. We anchored it with a single large ferris wheel — spokes and seat-baskets as flat outlined shapes with little riders — and set a swing-boat and a carousel beside it, all drawn as folk structures, not engineering. Stalls, a balloon seller, a green tractor and a yellow bus carry the same flat line, and the crowd stays a set of readable individuals on open cream rather than a packed mass. Among the Rathwa of Chhota Udepur the seasonal fair (the gher and the mela) is the high point of the village calendar; giving its rides the same treatment as the deity horses above is the fusion's joy — the fair belongs to the sacred wall too.