Anshika drew the scarecrow — a theatrical caricature character with a top hat, blue bow tie, skull grin, and cane. People of Prints took that original artwork and built the 'Anti Theft' concept around it, inspired by how Indian farmers have used scarecrows for generations to protect their fields. The visual design draws from vintage Indian matchbox labels — bold red and black, with text like 'Double Protection' and 'Made in India'. The scarecrow became the brand. The collaboration made it a notebook.

Centre-pinned (saddle-stitched) means the notebook is bound with staples along the centre spine, allowing it to open completely flat. This makes writing comfortable across both pages, with no spine pushing back against your hand — ideal for planners, sketchers, and heavy daily users.

Anshika is a 19-year-old autistic caricature artist from Sense Kaleidoscopes in Bengaluru. She is known for her vibrant, exaggerated character work — turning faces and ideas into bold, joyful visual stories. The Anti Theft scarecrow is a perfect example of how she takes an everyday reference and makes it completely, unmistakably hers.

Every purchase goes directly toward supporting Anshika's income as a professional artist. The SK × People of Prints collaboration is built on an 'earn while you learn' model — Anshika earns from her art. Your purchase helps her build financial independence, develop her artistic voice, and reach a wider audience.

It's an excellent gift — and a conversation starter. The Anti Theft design is bold, funny, and deeply rooted in Indian visual culture, making it meaningful for people who love art, design, India, or just a genuinely great notebook. Pair it with Adarsh's 'All I Need Is A Plan' notebook for a two-artist SK Collective gift set.