Design for Real
Clients. Real Brands.
Get Hired.
Not design tutorials. You'll create real brand identities, build UI/UX prototypes for actual clients, design social media campaigns with measurable results, and build a portfolio that creative agencies and startups actually hire from.
The 90-Day Graphic Design Roadmap
From design fundamentals to a complete client brand identity — mentor-reviewed work every single day of the program.
Real Clients.
Real Design Work.
You won't be watching design tutorials in isolation. You'll work inside a real creative team — designing actual brand identities for clients, getting your work reviewed by senior creatives, and iterating until it's production-ready.
What You'll Design & Create
13 weeks of real design work — every module ends with a design asset added to your portfolio and reviewed by a senior creative director.
Real Design Projects You'll Actually Deliver
Real brand identities, UI/UX prototypes, and social campaigns — the kind of design portfolio that creative agencies ask you to present on screen.
Your Graphic Design Journey
From your first logo sketch to a complete client brand identity and Figma prototype — every week ends with a real design deliverable.
We Don't Stop Till
You're a Hired Designer
Design skills are in demand across every industry in India. Our placement team connects your Behance portfolio directly with creative agencies, in-house design teams, startups, and digital marketing firms actively hiring junior designers.
From Design Beginner to Hired Designer
Real design alumni. Real client projects they delivered. Real offers that launched their creative careers.
The Ogilvy interviewer asked me to walk through my brand identity project. I opened Behance, explained every design decision — why I chose that typeface, that colour, that logo form. They said it was the most thought-through work they had seen from a fresher candidate all year. Offer came the same day.
The Figma prototype I built during the internship had 24 screens and real interactive flows. When Dentsu asked me to show UI work, I opened a live prototype — they could tap through it like a real app. Every other candidate showed screenshots. I showed something they could actually use.
I switched from a BPO job to graphic design at 25 with zero prior design experience. The brand identity I created for the retail client project — logo, brand book, social kit — was what WATConsult hired me for. They said most experienced candidates could not match the quality of my case study documentation.
The YouTube channel rebrand project was what Schbang asked me about for 20 minutes. I walked them through the thumbnail strategy, the motion intro I created in After Effects, and showed the subscriber growth data after the rebrand. They said it proved I understood design impact, not just aesthetics.
Deploying my Spring Boot app to AWS ECS for the first time during the internship felt impossible. By week 10, I was doing it automatically as part of the CI/CD pipeline. HCL asked me about AWS deployment in my interview — I walked them through the exact pipeline I'd built. Offer in 2 days.
The social media design system I built for the D2C brand brief — 30 posts, stories, ad creatives — was something Zomato's in-house team asked me to walk through in detail. They wanted to know the Canva AI workflow I had built to produce quality at speed. I got the offer before I reached home that day.
Your first logo for a real client.
Your first Figma prototype.
Your first design offer.
Applications open for the next Graphic Design batch — only 12 seats. Free to apply. We'll call you in 30 minutes.
Free to apply. Merit-based selection. No spam, ever.