Advertising Agency: bepositive24 Innovation Design Ltd. Art Director: BalakumarCopywriter: Nina David →
vial is a multivitamin packaging and identity project designed by Presentable, an independent design studio based in Gurugram, India. It reimagines supplement packaging as a designed system that prioritises consistency over intervention. Rather than positioning supplements as corrective or clinical, the project frames daily nutrition as an integrated ritual: accessible, structured, and enduring. Supplement packaging →
Advertising Agency: Horizon9, Noida, IndiaLead Designer: Manas SwainSenior Designer: Sharat MohanCopywriter: Piyush Diwakar, Abhishek SajwanAccount Management: Pranjal MisraBusiness →
Advertising Agency : Join The DotsPartners: Argha Das, Sayan Chandra, Nishant SarkarExecutive Creative Director: Sayan Chandra, Argha DasSenior Visualizer & Art: Tanmoy MistryCreative Consultant: Altamash Hamid →
Advertising School: College of Art, New Delhi, IndiaCreative director/ Art director/ Copywriter: Aditay Narayan Yadav →
Kingshuk Chowdhary is an illustrator and designer with over a decade of experience creating character-driven visuals rooted in storytelling, humor, and emotion. Over the years, he has collaborated with brands and organizations such as Instagram, Google, Pratham Books, Chumbak, and Wonderchef.He is also the creator of the Khopdi universe, a growing collection of original characters →
agency: RK Swamyart director: Manoj Sharmacopy writer: Manoj Sharma, Samir Emmanualcreative director: Samir Emmanual, Mandeep SinghSr. creative director: →
Ad Agency: Blue Noodles, Chennai. IndiaArt Director: RaiCopywriter: PC Muralidharan →
Sukanto Debnath is a freelance artist from India, currently living in Hungary. He has worked in the animation industry since 2000 and has been freelancing since 2014. His clients include Disney, Google, Facebook, Coca-Cola, Adobe, Sony Pictures Television, Penguin Random House, and others. “I’m from Hyderabad, born and brought up in West Bengal, and currently →
Grounded in sharp consumer research, homegrown kidswear label Doreme identified a key gap: parents often tend to dress →