Multidisciplinary Designer
Sharan Kalsi / @Snkalsi
I am a design chameleon- adaptable and diverse in my craft.
My design philosophy is simple- I want to explore, try new things, and set new limits. I am a jack of all trades and want to see how far I can go. I'm not afraid to work hard and get my hands dirty. What I love most about my profession is that it allows me opportunities to create and present ideas that matter.
In 2020 I graduated with distinction from Bachelors of Design (Honours) at Conestoga College. Since then, I’ve been developing my craft and pushing myself to excel in various design mediums. My time in the creative industry thus far has allowed me to set a new standard for my craft- not only in its physical appeal but also in its cultural, and philosophical significance. I’ve learned to design with empathy- a necessity for a human-centred approach.
I’ve worked with various brands such as Driverseat, Omadatek, HD Group, Conestoga College; and clients AP Dhillon, Gurinder Gill, Sunny Malton, Sidhu Moosewala, G Sidhu, Bhalwaan and SB to create visual stories for their respective brands.
Working in the corporate sector of the creative industry allowed me to gain knowledge about design systems within a closely connected environment. In this space, a designer is also an analyst, a leader and a decider. Freelancing in the music industry allowed me to be more open-ended with my design appraoch. The concept of branding in this space is heavily structured around an artist persona, as opposed to a solid visual identity. This experience allowed me to widen my perspective on the branding process- offering me a unique perspective as I continue my professional journey in the corporate design world.
I’ve worked with various brands such as Driverseat, Omadatek, HD Group, Conestoga College; and clients AP Dhillon, Gurinder Gill, Sunny Malton, Sidhu Moosewala, G Sidhu, Bhalwaan and SB to create visual stories for their respective brands.
Working in the corporate sector of the creative industry allowed me to gain knowledge about design systems within a closely connected environment. In this space, a designer is also an analyst, a leader and a decider. Freelancing in the music industry allowed me to be more open-ended with my design appraoch. The concept of branding in this space is heavily structured around an artist persona, as opposed to a solid visual identity. This experience allowed me to widen my perspective on the branding process- offering me a unique perspective as I continue my professional journey in the corporate design world.