Born in the early 90's in the capital city of Bangladesh, I was a young boy who had dreams of being many things- a pilot, a scientist, an engineer, a plumber (and what have you). But never did i think that i would become a designer, despite my natural curiosity towards the subject.

As a child I was extremely fortunate to have travelled the world and have an amazing childhood. Growing up in Singapore, spending my teen years in India, i had the opportunity to meet, grow and socialise with people from different cultures and ethnicity and learn so much about life. Despite growing up in a rich diverse environment, I went to design-deprived schools where I was always told that studying in computers and being an engineer is the ultimate goal to reach. This would lead to a optimal life and this was often subject to a respectable profession. So I listened, and decided to pursue a career on it. Whilst i maintained the status quo of an upstanding student, naturally i pursued creative hobbies. This included the fun activity of wrecking the blank canvas on Photoshop with cool graffiti and designing logos.

That was the first of many turning points in my life, designing logos for small local shops for a bit of pocket money (I indeed was a bit of a hustler). At the age of  15 my dad wanted me to work for his company in his design team. That was the start of my journey into the designing world. The training was overwhelming and working alongside with talented & experienced designers allowed me to share their excitement in creating and developing something we made, and sharing it to the world.

I will never forget the feeling.

I worked there under an internship as a branding designer for three years before my education took priority. Despite this pause along the journey, this was a serious pivotal moment that would later have an unexpected positive impact in my later years. Sure enough, after leaving the internship, my vision and passion were finally set in stone. I became a freelance designer.