Behind the scenes of my creative process

Every mural starts with a digital mockup before I even touch the wall. I spend time sketching on my tablet while we chat about your ideas, so you know exactly what the outcome looks like before I grab my brushes. It keeps the process stress-free and ensures the final art feels like your story, not just a random design.

The creative process isn't just about the final brushstroke. It’s the organised chaos of my studio, juggling tablet sketches, paint-stained brushes, and coffee mugs. My approach is pretty simple: we chat, I sketch, and then I paint.

Before any mural starts, I create 1-2 digital mockups. I superimpose the design on a photo of your actual wall, so you get a clear picture of the scale and colour scheme before we commit. Whether it’s an indoor graphic feature wall or a large exterior piece, I handle the surface prep and priming. For indoors, I use premium emulsions that are safe and long-lasting. For outdoor spaces or commercial areas, I switch to weather-proof paints to handle the Mumbai humidity or the Kerala rains.

Being an artist means balancing the actual work with the documentation side of things, which I admit, I’m still learning. Sometimes the best ideas happen on the road, like when I spontaneously picked up brushes during a trip to Wayanad. If you have an empty wall in your home, cafe, or office that needs a story, let's talk. I travel for projects, so distance isn't a dealbreaker.