Nappa Dori & Cafe Dori
This collection showcases a variety of posters created for Nappa Dori and Cafe Dori, catering to their diverse promotional needs. For every offer or marketing campaign, multiple print formats were designed, including A3, A4, and A6 sizes. The Mother's Day offer poster exemplifies this approach. Similarly, when new menu items were introduced at Cafe Dori, such as the featured cookies and drinks, coordinated posters were crafted to effectively promote these offerings across multiple print formats.
The Naag
While these designs remained conceptual explorations and were not ultimately implemented, Anshay, the founder of Naag, provided me with substantial creative freedom to experiment and design without constraints. Our collaborative process involved generating diverse, unconventional concepts that pushed boundaries. Although the ideas may appear random, they represented an enjoyable creative exercise that allowed us to explore unique visual directions freely.
Almost Gods
This collection features various promotional graphics and animations crafted specifically for Almost Gods' social media channels. The content showcases a range of visual styles and aesthetics tailored to engage the brand's online audience effectively. 
Rude Dude
My girlfriend Rasika had done a photoshoot at her home, resulting in the images shown. We had been considering a collaboration for some time, and these new photographs presented the perfect opportunity. Inspired by the visuals, I began working on designs, and together we conceptualized "Rude Dude." Why "Rude Dude" you may ask, because why so rude? dude?
Typographic and 3D Explorations 
Explorations in typography and 3D design using Cinema 4D and Illustrator.​​​​​​​
Vice Tote
When the news broke about Vice Media's bankruptcy, a stroke of inspired silliness hit me. It was the golden opportunity to channel some irreverent creativity into a delightfully random tote bag design.
Morphosis
Inspired by the Morphosis Animation, this custom poster was created for the same. 
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