that's me
I like work that feels a little handmade, a little strange, and very personal.
sizzle & stack
A visual archive of my time and experiments with art and design.
I’m a visual designer and artist interested in the space between fine art, editorial design and visual storytelling. My work usually begins with images, memories, textures and small details that feel personal, and then turns into layouts, paintings, magazines, identities or experiments.
This archive is a record of how I think through art and design — slowly, visually and intuitively. I like work that feels considered but not too perfect: minimal, soft, tactile, slightly strange and full of small decisions.
Acrylic works that move between close observation and memory. Click the titles to move through the paintings.
An in-depth study of a hibiscus flower, created in memory of my sister. The work explores softness, grief, beauty and remembrance through layered acrylic paint and delicate gold leaf detailing.
Editorial projects presented like physical objects. Open each one to flip through the full magazine.
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desi-gned. is a magazine website based on Indian nuances — the visual details, textures, colours, signs, objects and everyday cultural codes that shape how design exists in India.
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agency is a magazine based on the design decisions I take. It explores choice as a visual act — what to include, what to remove, when to create rhythm, where to leave space, and how composition gives work its own voice.
A grid of brand worlds, websites, identities, packaging systems and visual experiments. Click into each object to open the project.
A playful fast-food identity built around bold colour, illustrated food characters, sticker systems, wrappers, cups, menus and graphic assets.
A quiet, artsy restaurant identity built around a loose calligraphic mark, soft neutrals, warm photography and tactile printed objects.
A branding project where I created a custom pasta-inspired typeface to advertise a restaurant. The work explores playful handmade letterforms, menu design, packaging and food-led visual identity.
A rebranding project for the Indian womenswear brand by Ashi Singh, GDDB — Girls Don’t Dress For Boys. I reimagined the brand as a more classic, chic and luxury-oriented identity through a deep burgundy palette, refined monogram, embossed details, elegant packaging and a stronger editorial fashion language.
A website based on circles, repetition, softness and interaction.
A web project using layout, typography and atmosphere to create a refined digital presence.
I am currently looking for internship opportunities in visual design, branding, editorial design and creative direction.