Editorial & Print Design
“Don’t design for designers. Design for people who read.”
- David Carson
Print is where patience meets paper cuts.
I create layouts that tell stories, not just stack text from posters to zines to the kind of spreads that make you want to touch the page (but please don’t, it’s digital).
Project: Rogan Art - Threads of Tradition
Project Overview: An editorial and print layout exploring Rogan Art, an ancient hand-painting technique from Kutch, Gujarat. The project blends research, visual storytelling, and cultural documentation, turning a historical craft into an engaging reading experience.
Concept / Design Approach: The design mirrors the art form itself layered, precise, and deeply rooted in heritage. I used a mix of traditional motifs, map visuals, and minimal typography to balance culture with clarity. Each spread flows like the process of Rogan painting steady, deliberate, and full of quiet rhythm.
Tools: Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop, Pro Create.
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Project: Taste of Home (School Ka Dabba) Children's Cook book
Project Overview: School Ka Dabba is a cookbook designed especially for kids aged 8 and up. A mix of fun, learning, and a little kitchen chaos. It features 17 simple recipes that children can make on their own or with their parents, turning cooking time into playtime.
Concept / Design Approach: The book takes inspiration from classroom nostalgia, chalkboard textures, handwritten fonts, and bright colours that bring out a friendly, interactive feel. Every page is built to be approachable, easy to follow, and packed with visual cues that make kids feel like chefs in training.
Note: These are mockups for presentation. To see the full version, [click here].
Tools: Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop, Pro Create.
Project: xBhp Magazine
Project Overview: This editorial design reimagines xBhp, India’s leading motorcycling magazine, with a bold and sleek visual identity. The concept focuses on speed, motion, and mechanical precision capturing the raw energy of the biking world while keeping the design minimal and immersive.
Concept / Design Approach: The layout blends metallic tones, motion-inspired grids, and sharp typography to create a sense of movement and power. The aim was to make every page feel like an extension of the machine — engineered, detailed, and alive.
Tools: Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop.
Project: Social Media Fashion Influencers
Project Overview: This editorial explores India’s leading fashion influencers like Komal Pandey, Siddharth Batra, Masoom Minawala, and Usaamah Siddique, who are redefining self-expression in the digital age. The project merges bold typography with minimal layouts, celebrating how social media and style collide to create new-age fashion icons.
Concept / Design Approach: The design leans into a red-and-white palette to evoke energy, power, and individuality. Strong type hierarchies, overlapping text, and monochrome portraits give it an editorial punch while maintaining a clean, modern edge. Each spread is meant to feel as dynamic and expressive as the influencers themselves.
Tools: Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop.
Project: Designetri - 5 Trendy Fonts Brochure
Project Overview: This brochure was created for Designetri, featuring five of the trendiest contemporary fonts- Whyte, Noe Display, Stolzl, Google Sans, and Eksell Display. It’s a compact visual guide for designers who love playing with type and personality.
Concept / Design Approach: Each font gets its own bold, color-coded panel that reflects its unique character from modern minimalism to editorial flair. The layout uses typography as its main visual language, letting the fonts do all the talking (and a bit of showing off).
Tools: Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop.
Fonts have been kerned. Pages have been aligned. Coffee has been consumed.
[ Now it’s your turn → 🙋🏻♂️ ]
bring me a brief before I start redesigning cereal boxes again.