Graphic Designer

Our shop is at I-163 in Karampura, New Delhi. It’s a small place, really just enough room for our computers and a few printers. Being a Graphic Designer in this part of Delhi means things are always moving. We have people coming in with all sorts of requests, from small logos to big signs. The walls are mostly bare because we’re too busy working on other people’s stuff to decorate our own. It gets quite hot in the summer, so we have a couple of fans going all day long. It's not a flashy studio like you see in the movies. It’s a workspace with some messy cables and stacks of paper everywhere. We’ve been in Karampura for a while and we know the tea stall around the corner very well. We don't bother with corporate talk or trying to sound like we’re more than we are. We just take the instructions, sit down at the screen, and try to make the colors and shapes look right. Sometimes we get a bit stuck on a design, so we walk outside for a bit to clear our heads. It’s just us doing what we know how to do. No big promises, just a lot of time spent clicking mice and checking print quality. It’s a basic, honest way to make a living in New Delhi-15. We don't have a fancy website, just our work and this small shop where we spend our days.