A Peek Behind the Scenes of Your Custom Art

Getting your custom art made is a two-way street. After you send over your favorite photos or random ideas, I start with a rough digital draft to get the vibe right. You get a chance to share what works and what needs a tweak before I move to final lining and coloring. It ensures the final piece feels exactly like your memory, not just a drawing.

I believe that every portrait has a story to tell. My process starts with your input, whether you have a clear vision or just a jumble of emotions you want to capture. I use Procreate on my tablet to sketch out the composition, keeping the lines clean and the energy high.

The Workflow

1. Concept & Photos: You send the reference images. Whether it is a messy family photo or a goofy pet selfie, I look for the 'real' moment hidden in the frame.
2. The Sketch Phase: I create a rough digital illustration. This is where we lock in the pose and the doodle elements—like your favorite travel spots or inside jokes.
3. Refinement: Once you see the draft, we go through 1-2 rounds of revisions to adjust colors or layout. This is crucial because your feedback helps me nail the 'main character' energy of the piece.
4. Final Delivery: I finalize the artwork and prep it for your chosen format. Depending on what you picked, it gets printed on 300 GSM matte paper for that premium feel, or prepared as a high-res digital file for your social media.

Why Digital Vector?

I stick to a vector-style aesthetic because it keeps the art timeless and crisp. It allows me to play with vibrant colors and quirky patterns that wouldn't always translate as well in traditional paint. If you want a minimalist faceless portrait or a busy memory collage, this style lets me pack in a lot of personality without the clutter.

At the end of the day, I want you to look at your piece and think, 'Main apni FAVOURITE hoon.' That is the goal of every project, from wedding invitations to simple birthday gifts.