Ashwini Deshpande

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May 3, 2017

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A 1989 graduate of National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad, India, Ashwini Deshpande is the co-founder of Elephant, India’s largest independent integrated design consultancy with offices in India & Singapore. She is also an active founding member of the Association of Designers of India. She has done many award-winning works for global brands in automobile, engineering, FMCG, food service, healthcare & personal care segments.

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If you are a recent graduate or about to finish your college then this issue may have answers to many of your questions. Like, how to get the best placement or the internship? How to present best in front of the interviewer? Which studio or agency to choose to start your career? How to work in a team or choose to be a freelancer? This issue has advice from many experts such as Ashwini Deshpande and Gopika Chowfla who gave the secrets of choosing the right intern for their well-known design teams. And on another hand, Rajaram Rajendran and Ranganath Krishnamani advise young designer to gain multiple skills and be the best at them. Also, recent MIT Post Graduate Vinta Jakkal shares her secret with which she grabbed the great opportunity of joining the Elephant Design, Pune team to start her career.

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After a diploma in Multimedia, Bachelor of IT and a diploma in special effects at MAYA, he has been using his knowledge to improve advertising in India. Working for brands like Kingfisher Beer, Royal Enfield, Peter England, CCD, East Bengal Football Club etc. have made him part designer and part artist, helping him at his current workplace namely furniture brand Urban Ladder.

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We all face it! But everyone has their own unique way to come out of it, in this issue we try to explore these different ideas of handling the ‘Creative Burnout’. The most common of all was travelling, through everyone do it in their own unique style. Like Luke Ritchie from South Africa finds the nature and mountains as the best source of inspiration while Sushant Ajnikar says riding his bike and meeting four-legged loyal friends, dogs, on the way is the best way to learn. This issue is bundled with inspirations and suggests you to travel a lot. So, pack your bags and don’t forget to subscribe your copy before you leave!