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Shrinath Pande

A creative who is inspired by nature and steve.

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Bengaluru, India

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Bengaluru, India

An Interactive 3D Isometric Archive (2018–2026) 💿✨ Live App: https://chronos-motion-scroll.base44.app (https://chronos-motion-scroll.base44.app)The Vision: Making Digital Memory Tactile Most portfolio timelines and personal archives on the web feel lifeless, flat 2D sliders, endless vertical scrolls, and static grids. For the #Base44Challenge, I wanted to turn a personal timeline spanning 2018 to 2026 into a tactile, physical experience: like rifling through a crate of vintage CD jewel cases or vinyl records on a studio desk.
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I turned the queue at an Indian barber shop into a live digital system. I designed Milan Delux Saloon. A digital experience for a neighbourhood barber shop in my hometown, Nagpur. Explore the public project : milansaloon.lovable.app (http://milansaloon.lovable.app) Designed mobile-first for the way India actually uses the internet. Quick, accessible, and built to work on the go. The product includes a live salon floor, 6 barber profiles, 5 live chairs, real-time service countdowns, barber availability, and a booking flow that updates the queue. Instead of walking in and waiting for your turn, you can see what’s happening inside and book around it. Less waiting for customers. A clearer queue for Indian barbers. Built for the Lovable × Contra Challenge.
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Reimagining the Inrō as a contemporary lighter case. The Inrō was originally a small, highly refined everyday-carry object designed to hold personal items or stamps. The problem I’m exploring is that everyday objects like lighters are often disposable, generic, and designed without much emotional or personal value. I want to ask: What would a lighter look and feel like if it were designed as an object worth keeping? The Met’s Inrō collection becomes my historical design reference, while FLORA becomes the space where I research, reinterpret, prototype, and visually develop the idea. links: Flora: https://app.flora.ai/join-project/7ea98b7b-e261-4ca6-9ce1-ae0824652cf5 The Met's public domain archive of works links https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/58927 https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/58569 https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/58803 https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/58820 https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/58616 https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/58373 sitaram
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Social Design Concepts for B2B SaaS
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