Creative Gaga

What happens when curiosity turns into a career?

In our latest feature, Bardan Gurung () reflects on his journey from a background in Computer Science and IT to becoming a motion designer at Rsquare.

Without a formal design education, his path into motion design was built through experimentation, self-learning, and a willingness to keep exploring.

During our conversation, Bardan spoke about learning to slow down, understanding the purpose behind every motion choice, balancing creativity with real project expectations, and discovering the value of collaboration inside a studio environment.

One thought that stayed with us:
“I stopped asking how something should move and started asking why it should move.”

A thoughtful reflection on internships, learning, and finding your place in the creative industry, link in the bio.

If Rasna, Lijjat Papad, and Parle-G could tell their stories today, what would they look like? 🎨✨

That’s the kind of nostalgia-fuelled question illustrator Anirudh Kadav () explores through his playful doodles. Taking everyday memories, beloved brands, and familiar moments, he reimagines them with warmth, humour, and a whole lot of personality. His work is rooted in observation, storytelling, and the little details that make us smile.

What makes it special is how instantly relatable it feels. One doodle, and suddenly you’re transported back to summer vacations, evening snacks, or childhood treats that still hold a place in your memory.

👉 Read the full story on Creative Gaga (link in bio)

💬 Which nostalgic Indian brand would you love to see Anirudh doodle next?