Growing up in Dhule, I was that kid who always had a pencil in hand. Drawing was my escape, my passion. Watching my sketches light up the faces of family and friends was pure magic. That’s where it all began, my obsession with art gradually evolved into a love for design. Early on, I dove into the world of communication design early on, never second-guessing my decision.

Everything started to align when I got into Design School. The first book I read that truly inspired me was “Design Education in India”, by Sanjeev Bothra. It spoke about how designers are the link between the substantial shapes and forms of science and technology and the poetry of human sensitivities and needs. That idea stuck with me, I realized design isn’t just about making things look good; it’s about bridging logic and emotion, function and feeling. I believe in design values that prioritize useful, thoughtful, beautiful, and well-crafted.

Ultimately, I’ve come to see design as the study of people. Trends may shift, but it’s always about understanding, evolving with users’ needs and That’s what keeps me passionate.