vial is a multivitamin packaging and identity project designed by Presentable, an independent design studio based in Gurugram, →
Advertising Agency: Horizon9, Noida, IndiaLead Designer: Manas SwainSenior Designer: Sharat MohanCopywriter: Piyush Diwakar, Abhishek SajwanAccount Management: Pranjal MisraBusiness →
Presentable is an independent design studio based in Gurugram, India. They work across brand identity, packaging, digital experiences, retail environments, and communication design, with two lead practices: lifestyle brand design and celebration design. Within months of launch, their work has been featured and awarded across The Dieline, Pentawards, Packaging of the World, World Brand Design →
Advertising Agency: Horizon9, Noida, IndiaLead Designer: Manas SwainSenior Designer: Sharat MohanCopywriter: Piyush Diwakar, Abhishek SajwanAccount Management: Pranjal MisraBusiness Director: Abhishek GhavriCreative Director: Kshitij Narain →
Team Restless @MagiccircleChief Creative Officer: Dheeraj RenganathChief Operating Officer: Ashit ChakravartyExecutive Creative Director: Shray ChawlaExecutive Creative Director: Akshit →
Advertising Agency (School): Post Office MediaArt Director: Vipul AroraCopywriter: VipulArora →
Advertising Agency: Freeflow Ideas, Bengaluru, IndiaHead of Creative: DayanandCreative Director: Chaitanya KiranCopywriter: Chaitanya Kiran →
Advertising Agency : Join The DotsPartners: Argha Das, Sayan Chandra, Nishant SarkarExecutive Creative Director: Sayan Chandra, Argha DasSenior →
agency: RK Swamyart director: Manoj Sharmacopy writer: Manoj Sharma, Samir Emmanualcreative director: Samir Emmanual, Mandeep SinghSr. creative director: →
Client: News18 BanglaAgency: Inner Circle AdvertisingCreative Director: Tridip NandiArt Director: Suchismita DeyIllustrator: Suchismita DeyCopywriter: Aaranya RoyAccount Manager: Smitasree →
Advertising Agency (School): Freeflow IdeasProduction Company: Freeflow creative servicesArt Director: Renjith TCopywriter: Jayaprakash VClien Service: Deepshika Ram →
Grounded in sharp consumer research, homegrown kidswear label Doreme identified a key gap: parents often tend to dress kids for how they look over how they feel. Outfits chosen for the ‘gram’ or for playdates, photoshoots, birthday parties, and family gatherings, often prioritise visual appeal, albeit unintentionally. Therefore, in the pursuit of “cute,” comfort gets →