Event Design Assets

Social Media Assets

First Client I Closed

Personal Graphics Archive

Projections is Gujarat's largest technical festival, and I was brought in to handle the entire visual output - social media graphics, event posters, and custom diary covers for winners. Every piece had to convert, not just look good. Designing for a festival at that scale meant managing a high volume of outputs while keeping the energy consistent across every event category.

PU Global reaches students across multiple countries, so the visual content had to work across cultures and contexts. I designed social media posts, billboards, and print banners - from convocation announcements to Study Abroad campaigns. The work ranged from culturally specific content to large-format print, all under one ongoing brief.

A home theatre installation company based in India. I handled their full social media presence post design, carousels, product showcases and also shot product and space photography using a Sony A7III. It was the first project where I owned the work end to end, from concept to camera to final post.

When client work starts feeling repetitive, I design for myself. The personal archive is where concepts like Grief, Consumption, Connection, and Queen's Revenge live, pieces built around ideas, not briefs. It's where the voice behind Dhraws actually shows up.

In one year, I went from doing social media graphics to leading visual systems for large-scale events, handling international education campaigns, shooting product photography, and picking up my first independent client. Every project added a different kind of pressure - volume, cultural range, client ownership, creative accountability. What came out the other end wasn't just a wider skill set. It was the clarity to go fully independent as Dhraws, knowing I could handle the brief whatever shape it came in.