Since that night, I’ve been chasing the quiet magic that happens when creativity meets logic. It started with a single spark, a small project that turned into a habit, then a calling. I began spending nights experimenting with code, laying out interfaces, and trying to understand why some things just felt right to use. I wasn’t only designing screens; I was learning how people think, where they get stuck, and how design could quietly guide them forward. I realized that the real power of design lies in how it makes someone feel without ever needing to explain itself.
That curiosity carried me into co-founding Qreative, a small but ambitious studio in India where I worked with early-stage startups to shape their brands and digital presence from the ground up. It was hands-on, fast, and full of learning. I moved between research, design, and front-end development, often within the same day, and I loved every part of it. When I’m not designing or building, I turn to other forms of expression. I’m learning music, writing scripts, and capturing photos that feel like memories. For me, creativity isn’t just a skill; it’s the way I observe, process, and bring ideas to life, both on screen and beyond it.
