Multidisciplinary Designer · BBA (Hons) Design Management · Bangalore
Interdisciplinary isn't a buzzword for me. It's how I think, and I'd rather understand a problem whole than specialise too early: talk to the people, frame the strategy, make the thing, then read the numbers that come back. The range is the point.
Selected Work
One flagship project per discipline. Drag, scroll, or use the arrows, and each one opens its full case study.
Process
tap a stage
Research the brand, audience, and competitive landscape before opening a design tool. Every project starts with reading, not designing.
Turn research into a plan: what the brand identity, content calendar, or UX flow actually needs to do, and for whom.
Build the thing: branding, screens, packaging, or a live no-code site, with tight iteration loops and real constraints (deadlines, print specs, dev limits) in view from day one.
Ship it, then actually look at what happened: engagement, reach, sales calls, conversions, and feed that back into the next round.
Skills
drag me around
Product and UX design, prototyping, and no-code web builds in Figma, Framer, and Lovable.
Content and social strategy, campaign planning, copywriting, influencer marketing, and Instagram growth.
Design thinking, market and user research, speculative and futures design, and project management in Jira and Asana.
Brand strategy and identity, packaging design, and creative and photoshoot direction.
Editorial and typography, zines and stationery systems, and motion and animation.
A psychology and philosophy background, with hands-on tools across Figma, Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects, CorelDRAW, and CapCut.
Tools I reach for
