ISSUE: 141 Sumangla Bishnoi hopes to extend the boundaries of traditional visual design through her unique style What was the most challenging brief you’ve worked on? SB: Wanda 3.0 came my way when Landor wanted to host a one-night experimental event that celebrates wonder. We had no brief and the world was our canvas. All…
ISSUE: 142 An independent graphic designer, Khyati Trehan calls herself a visual detective. She seeks inspiration from the context of the work at hand, which can range from type design to building AR experiences to publication design, or even creating visuals for the Oscars! How do you make the intangible tangible through your designs? KT:…
ISSUE: 142 As an independent art director, Karan Gujar focuses on creating the most appropriate response for clients through reflective design How does recognition on online platforms affect you as an artist? KG: Gaining recognition on platforms like Behance is a very rewarding feeling, but with that comes a lot of pressure. People who follow…
ISSUE: 142 As a visual communication designer, Sreenihal Pouka is committed to empowering people with the power of creative thinking Where, in your opinion, does the power of creative thinking lie? SP: Anyone can get an amazing idea – it is not only designers who can think creatively to innovate, create or recreate something extraordinary….
ISSUE: 132 Charu Choudha’s interaction design journey has been an extremely interesting experience so far! How were you drawn to design? CC: I was born and brought up in a small town in the central region of India. Growing up, I always pursued art and craft projects on the side. Little did I know that…
ISSUE: 128 Surya Vanka introduced the widely adopted concept of DesignSwarms, a method that uses the combined skills of teams to come up with solutions to difficult challenges. The multiple award-winning industrial, interaction and instructional designer, who has spent 25 years on the cutting edge of the field, shares his hopes for a more human-…
Rahul Bhosale taught himself motion design, with a little help from the internet, and today he’s making good use of those skills as Senior Interaction Designer with Disney + Hotstar, one of India’s most popular online video streaming platforms What, in your opinion, is the most crucial part of designing an application? RB: Designing is…
As Senior Designer for Design Strategy & UX/UI Design with the BMW Group in Germany, Sebastian Gier has a very challenging job, but is still motivated to regularly connect with and mentor other designers What does it take to design a brand-shaping and positive human experience? SG: In my personal view, products and services are…
Technology aside, what interaction design means to Manasi Agarwal is caring about the world in general, and people in particular How has your experience as interaction designer at Google been so far? MA: Since March 2018, I’ve been working as interaction designer at Google London, Android platform UX. The most rewarding part of being a…
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