Creative Repository

Becoming a Graphic Designer has its own joys as well as challenges and hardships. Being able to brainstorm an idea and then watch it cultivate into a full grown design is rewarding. The love for Design resides in the passion of creating solutions and getting your ideas across; and as Milton Glaser puts it, “To design is to communicate clearly by whatever means (more…)

Recently, I had the chance to work on various logo designs and corporate branding for different clients. While you have a concept ready, it is important to present it to the client effectively in order to create your winning mark. A design, no matter how much good, if not presented well ends nowhere. Every now and then, I work on stationery design including business card (more…)

Hi! As promised earlier, here I am with an account of one of my recent design projects, a logo design which I completed recently for a client. A couple weeks back, Rafaeel Akbar Choudhary approached me who required a logo for his SMS based service “YaaDahani”. Rafaeel, a.k.a “Roofi” is a serial entrepreneur, Product Evangelist, Brand & Project Manager, IT & (more…)

Hello Everyone! It has been a pretty long time since I published my last post. I apologize for the delay but I had been over-occupied with my exams and some design projects in the past few weeks. Anyways, I am back now and have some pretty good posts and account of some of my recent design projects lined up which I would be sharing with you in the next few days. (more…)

Origami is the traditional Japanese folk art of paper folding. It uses the art of transforming a flat sheet of material into a finished sculpture through a number of folds. Following the origami design trend in 2009, graphic design industry has been flooded with numerous examples of origami inspired company logo designs. Origami logo designs have been used by companies (more…)

Hello everyone! This month’s wallpaper calendar was inspired by isometric geometric shapes. I played around with some basic shapes in Adobe Illustrator to achieve the final effect. Normally, in isometric designs, a three-dimensional image can be viewed from the top, side and front at the same time. This wallpaper is fourth in the Desktop Calendar series I started this year. (more…)