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Wildlife Illustrations for a Taxi Interior Client Name & Place : Taxi Fabric, Mumbai, India Industry: Transport, Environment & Conservation Project Release Year: 2016 Project Duration: 3 Months Contributions: Concept, Illustration An initiative called Taxi Fabric was started in 2016, where designers were invited to design the interiors of the local Taxis in Mumbai. This design conceptualized and created by me, covered Mumbai's natural landscapes - the forests, the seas, the mangroves, and the lakes. Previous Project Next Project

Book Cover & Post Design for a Law Book Client Name & Place : Chettinad Group, Chennai, India Industry: Literature Project Release Year: 2022 Project Duration: 1 Month Contributions: Concept, Print Design Book Cover Design for The Anti-Sexual Harassment Law in India. The book is written by Ms. Mala Thapar and is based on her work in this field for several years. The cover design depicts a woman because most cases that surface are reported by women, but the book emphasises that sexual harassment at workplaces is not gender specific. A few concepts were created in the design process. This photo-realistic concept was what resonated best with the book and hence was taken ahead as the final design for the cover. I also created a couple of promotional social media posts for the book. Previous Project Next Project

Branding for Ainak Studios Client Name & Place : Ainak Studios, Jaipur, India Industry: Media Project Release Year: 2015 Project Duration: 1 Month Contributions: Concept, Visual Identity Design, Logo Design, Print Design Young, wise and curious' was how Filmmaker, Suruchi Sharma described her film studio company - Ainak. Ainak required a visual identity. Ainak means ‘spectacle’ in Hindi. The identity is a logotype that shows a curious face with specs. The colours depicted the different genre of film the studio produced. For the business card, she had varied skill sets which she wanted to portray on her business card. The card design we created, has an interactive solution to the same. The skillsets are presented in form of a crossword puzzle, asking the audience to 'discover' the many things she can do. Previous Project Next Project