Sikh Designer

31/03/2025

True art isn't just about the final result, it's about the journey, the struggle and the irreplaceable human touch that no machine can ever replicate.

13/09/2024

Redesigned Website for The Style Safari🌟👚

26/04/2024

Design Alert 🚨
A stylized T-shirt illustration of a turtle gracefully through waves, with vibrant colors and writing to make it pop. A tribal-inspired turtle design with intricate patterns and motifs, inspired by indigenous art.
Let me know if you'd like more details or ideas. 👨‍💻

29/11/2023

The more you know, the more you can create. There's no end to imagination.

26/07/2022

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Fancy to street food & everything in between.
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05/05/2021

It's a big day everyone.
We are delighted to introduce our new logo as we look forward to a brand new journey.
My old logo did a really great job for my beginnings but the time has come to move on. I have decided to go for something a lot more dynamic, solid, bold, serious and modern.
Without going far from the old identity, I'm adding more focus on the Perfectionism and also went for a more mature and solid typeface. I have kept the essentials but i have to keep in touch with the current pace of technology evolution.
To all those who have been a part of this organization and all the followers of this page, we would like to hear from you. How do you like the logo?

13/04/2020

ਖ਼ਾਲਸਾ - Khalsa

A Dastaar(turban) is an essential part of ourselves as Sikhs and represents our unique identity in a crowd of thousands. This Vasisakhi, let us remember why our tenth Guru, Guru Gobind Singh Ji gave this identity and the crown. We were given this pehrava(identity) to remember the sacrifices that our Guru’s, Singha and Singhniya gave. It is to make sure we remember our duty as a Khalsa, and always be selfless and help other at all times. It is a spiritual reminder of our path to righteousness not only physically but mentally as well. It is our crown which tells everyone who we are and that we are Akal purak ki fauj and serve that one God, Waheguru. Lastly, it is a sign of equality portraying no woman is less than a man and our role to serve and treat the humanity as one.
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