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I'm Ishan. I do social media, brand identity, web design & content — not four jobs, one way of working.
Strategy, Reels, and community management for brands that want a real voice.
Logos, color, type, and design language built around what makes you different.
Fast, animated, end-to-end builds, from wireframe to a live site.
Graphic design and video editing, photography, Reels, and visuals built and cut from scratch, not outsourced.
Marketing site for an Ahmedabad importer of earthmoving parts and hydraulic breakers, with a breaker spec comparison table.
Built from zero across Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp. Weekly Reels, community management, and the daily work of staying visible.
A three-month pre-launch run before the doors opened. Opening week was fully booked, and it has not really slowed down.
Full digital presence for an external General Counsel firm — pitch deck, website, and a scroll-driven intro page built for cold outreach.
The studio I founded. A four-stage process mapped to a fruit-ripening colour arc, covering social, brand, web and creative direction.
Initial build for an Australian pet e-commerce store, plus copy and visuals rewritten across the catalogue.
A living archive for India's disappearing hand-weaving traditions, reinterpreted into linen garments.
Strategy and design across a rolling roster of small brands, mostly in Gujarat, mostly owner-run.
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I studied Information & Communication Technology engineering, it gave me discipline, problem-solving, and a technical backbone. But I always knew my story wouldn't stay inside classrooms and code.
My mother had a quiet dream of opening her own boutique. I gave it a real shot with her, she brought the designs and vision, I handled operations, planning, and building our social presence from scratch. Not long after, my cousin wanted to start a restaurant, and I stepped in again, recipes, suppliers, licenses, and the chaos of opening day, alongside operations and digital marketing.
Somewhere in balancing entrepreneurship with business-school entrance exams, inventory by day, content by evening, mock papers by night, I found what actually drives me: building something from the ground up and telling its story well. Today that shows up as design, editing, brand strategy, and social media, not four separate jobs, but one way of working.
The same five steps whether it's a brand identity, a website, or your social and content handled every month.
A call about your business and your customers, not your logo. If you're already posting, I audit what's worked and what hasn't. Then I write it all back to you, so you can correct me before it costs anything.
Two routes, not twenty. For a brand that's colour, type and tone. For social it's content pillars, formats, and what each post is meant to do. Either way it's agreed before anything gets made.
Design, photography, video, copy, motion, code — whatever the job actually needs, made in-house. Content gets shot in batches, so you're not in front of a camera every week.
Nothing is published or launched without you seeing it first. Two rounds of changes are included and expected, and everything gets noted in writing, so we're not both remembering the same voice note differently.
A project hands over: files, fonts, source code, logins, all of it yours, and I don't vanish the day it goes live. Ongoing work never hands over — each month closes with what moved and what didn't, and next month's plan changes because of it.
That’s the whole process. Step one is a 30-minute call.
Book the callFour things, all myself: social media and content, brand identity, websites, and the photography and video that feed them. Most clients start with one and add another later.
Yes, and plenty of people do. The reason to combine them is that nothing gets lost explaining your brand to a second freelancer.
A brand or a website usually runs three to five weeks end to end. Social and content work monthly, with the first month a little slower while we build the strategy.
You get a fixed price for projects, or a monthly rate for ongoing work, both written into the brief in step one. Nothing starts until you have agreed to that number.
Small businesses opening or growing — an earthmoving parts importer, a boutique, restaurants, a pet brand in Australia. I started by doing it for my own family’s businesses, which is where I learned it properly.