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The Janani Fertility Clinic
This project focused on updating their brand to match the true meaning of their name, a Sanskrit word for mother or creator.
The clinic already had a basic logo, but the team wanted new colors and fonts to create a stronger visual style. The main goal was to build a modern identity that naturally shows their caring approach to fertility treatments. Stuffed is a California-based Chinese-American restaurant bringing bold, comforting flavors to San Mateo. The project focused on developing a mascot-driven visual identity centered around a playful panda holding a bun, bringing personality and charm to the brand. The goal was to create a bold, memorable presence that feels modern, approachable, and aligned with California’s vibrant dining culture. Board Game Project
The Nutriquest project involved creating an educational board game to teach children aged 6 to 12 about balanced nutrition in a fun way.
Developed for World Vision International Nepal alongside the Nepal Innovation Lab, the game supports up to four players and features a circular board, various food and quiz cards, and packaging in both English and Nepali.
The project ran for eight weeks starting in mid August 2025. Executed through Lone Tree Marketing, Aakriti Basnet handled the project management, while I led the entire design process.
My role covered everything from early discovery and moodboarding to illustrating the game board, designing the card system, and finalizing the packaging and Nepali adaptation. Backstory
This project is where it all started for me. I put this together during the COVID-19 lockdown while teaching myself Adobe Illustrator from scratch. It’s the very portfolio that landed me my first internship and launched my career as a designer.
Fun fact: I didn’t have a drawing tablet back then, so every single line and curve was done entirely with a computer mouse. It took a lot of patience (and clicks!), but it taught me that you don't need fancy gear to start creating.