Who we are
Email id – prasun@pmdindia.in
Instagram – pmdindia
A graduate in Communication Design from the prestigious National Institute of Fashion Technology, New Delhi. Prasun also holds a diploma in fine arts from his home town, Jamshedpur. Since childhood, he’s always been inspired by nature and it’s hidden mysteries. His strength lies in Illustration, Brand identity and Strategy Building. He plans to do more art related work in the near future along with self initiated studio projects. He loves to cook and often goes out for solo bike rides.
Email id – sudarshan@pmdindia.in
Instagram – sudarshan_shaw
Sudarshan works towards his quest for information and the vast rich history of the world as we know it today by trying to understand the natural world and reflecting it in his work. An illustrator and an avid sculptor, he graduated in Communication Design from the National Institute of Fashion Technology, Delhi. Sudarshan’s innate love for wilderness shines through his work; with his graduation project winning an award for wildlife conservation through art.
Email id – apoorv@pmdindia.in
Instagram – ithinkiamapsychopath
Born and brought up in Meerut, Apoorv recently graduated from the National Institute of Fashion Technology, Delhi, with a specialization in Communication Design. When he isn’t drawing or painting, he can usually be found tossing a basketball, daydreaming about a variety of topics, or secretly eating his third lunch of the day. An extremely dedicated graphic designer and illustrator, Apoorv brings his daydreams to life through his intricate and gothic illustration style.
Email id – romik@pmdindia.in
Instagram – _paralel
Romik is an illustrator/visual communication designer from Bangalore’s Srishti School of Art, Design and Technology. An American born-Delhi raised-Bangalore bred-Bengali; Romik’s multi-cultural interactions have resulted in a twisted understanding of the world and how it works – he further dissects these notions through visual explorations of various kinds.
Rahul Sharma
Email id – rahulsharma.sharma403@gmail.com
Instagram – rahulkrsharma
Gradated from National Institute of fashion Technology,Delhi with specialisation in Fashion Communication. Rahul is a dedicated young designer, who loves exploring typography not just through pen, brush, tablet, but also in the 3 dimensional. His systematic approach to any design is his key to success. Developing the new visual language for Lee Cooper has been one of his recent projects. When he is not working design, he is pumping iron and challenging limits physically.
Email id – ishipshapshop@gmail.com
Instagram – sonal303
Sonal is a Communication Design graduate from the National Institute of Fashion Technology, Delhi. With a borderline OCD for perfection & presentation, Sonal loves to make things look beautiful. Her multi cultural background has got her variety of interests. She experiments with scenes in her daily life, mixing up the mundane by adding her personal touch to it. She has a thing for witty doodles and her passion for food is as strong as her love for anime. She likes to sketch and read in her free time.
Email id – rishav@pmdindia.in
Instagram – rishavmohanty
Rishav is a Concept artist and an Illustrator. He loves to paint stories, be it his everyday life or about the people around him.Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry’s standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book. It has survived not only five centuries, but also the leap into electronic typesetting, remaining essentially unchanged.
Email id – prisila@pmdindia.in
Instagram – snehavirmani
Graduated from National Institute of Fashion Technology, Sneha seeks to make an adventure out of any given assignment. She is an avid traveller and music enthusiast with an unabashed love for the hills. Her interaction with design is driven by there to always try something new. In the process of charting out new territories creative endeavours, she also wants to be a part of the largest music festival.
Email id – prisila@pmdindia.in
Instagram – poosiano
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Email id – rahul.r@pmdindia.in
Instagram – 59.4o
Born and brought up in Bhopal, Rahul is a Visual Artist who graduated from Srishti Institute of Art, Design and Technology with experience in Illustration, Graphic Design, Murals. His practice has also evolved through explorations in the fields of Photography, Sound, Video and Interface Design. As an Artist, he is always open to challenging his perspective with new things and experiences that resonate with him and this enables him to tell his stories better.
Email id – akash@pmdindia.in
Instagram – nandigraam
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Email id – Jishnu@pmdindia.in
Instagram – jd_ascends
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Why Sparrow?
The idea of Sparrow germinated from two very distinct reasons, which I believe are best defined as the “cause”, and the “reason”.
The Cause
Simply to create art. Something I have always felt the urge to do is to just draw – to create. To create what we want to and not what is required, but once created might just find its purpose. And even if it doesn’t, it’s art after all – it can make one happy.
The Reason
Stems from an analysis we made within our own experience in art & design. We see a major gap in the Indian communication space, manifested mostly in the following two adverse scenarios –
Either; the designer, being a creative, forces art into various brands’ communication (often corporate, amongst others), regardless of whether the art actually adds any value to the brand.
Or the brand itself, on its route to establishing a strong visual language, needs a push to include art or artworks to be a part of the process – but the client doesn’t want to explore or take risks, and generally ends up playing it safe.
I feel like this situation is killing a lot of young art and design talent in India. In their attempts to adjust to these scenarios, they get into a space that is comforting, but more often than not, almost never inspiring.