I currently run this creative studio, and can proudly state that we are a small team doing big work!Initially, we mainly worked on motion design and animated storytelling. As we went along, we got to meet and work with brilliant people doing wonderful things.Over the years, our work has expanded from hardcore 'animation' to cover a wide range of visual storytelling. Being in Bangalore, we have worked on various tech related projects - Digital Product Design, Interaction Design, Illustration, Design Systems, and Creative Direction overall. We are equally comfortable plugging into existing design teams as interaction, micro-animation, and Lottie specialists, as we are with a two-founder team building a 0 to 1 product starting from the first wireframe.We have even worked on safety related signage design for merchant navy ships, helped companies like Adobe stress test new features, and created ideation decks for BMW events! It's fascinating, how an open mind can can lead to organic growth, and a chance to participate in work one would not associate with a traditional 'motion design studio' with.We have worked with companies like Google, Adobe, Microsoft, American Express, Nutanix, and Samsung - to name a few. We have also worked with various startups in India that have gone on to raise upto $500m+ in funding from the most noteworthy investors, globally.All in all, the exposure, learning, experience, and joy I have received from this journey is unmatched.

The year is 2014. Google has just introduced Material Design to the world. I consider myself fortunate to be in the right place at the right time, to take this forward and merge my animation & motion design background with digital product design. During my stint here, we worked on creating various interaction design concepts, video prototypes with a focus on how animation can play a role in user experience. This led to the creation of various micro-animation and delightful UX before these terms became common parlance.

This was my transition from a student to a professional designer. I worked on various freelance projects - title sequences, publicity design, explainer films, etc. This helped me learn on the job, and keep refining my work. As I later discovered though, the learning never stops, and I will always be a student of design.

My summer internship was at one of India's oldest VFX studios - Famous. It was here that I first got a taste of the 'industry', and picked up After Effects by observing the senior compositor work his magic.