Make it move.
Strengthening motion, animation, and short-form visual storytelling.
P.S. This website is part of the portfolio too.↗
Computer Science & AI/ML / Creative practice
Engineering ideas into visuals.
Making visuals feel alive.
I’m Nihar, a Computer Science & AI/ML engineering student and creative artist exploring the intersection of technology and design. I enjoy turning ideas into visuals and experiences that are simple, expressive, and meaningful.

What I bring
I move between code and composition — learning how systems work, then finding ways to make them clearer, warmer, or more memorable.
My creative work spans illustration, digital art, branding, event graphics, visual storytelling, and motion. My technical work gives me another way to think: structure, iteration, problem-solving, and attention to detail.
See my past work ↗
A small look behind the work
Some ideas start with a blank screen. Others start with a pencil, a tablet, and a moment worth capturing. This is me sketching on my iPad — exploring a thought before it becomes a finished visual.
A living practice
Skills are not fixed numbers. This interactive snapshot shows where I feel most comfortable today and where I am actively pushing next.
Strengthening motion, animation, and short-form visual storytelling.
Growing UI/UX, Figma, and web design into a more intentional practice.
Exploring 3D modelling, rendering, visualisation, and stop-motion.
Curiosity becomes a habit when every experiment leaves something behind.
Good visuals are expressive, but the best ones also make people feel understood.
Whether it is a poster or a technical project, clarity is always part of the craft.
The little collection behind the work
I like having the right tools around when an idea suddenly hits me. Here’s the little collection of gadgets and gear I use for designing, coding, creating, experimenting, and basically making things happen.
My everyday workhorse.
Whether it’s coding, design work, editing, or trying out something new, this is the machine I rely on most.
iPad 10th Generation + Apple Pencil
My go-to for sketching, drawing, taking quick notes, exploring ideas, and doing creative work away from my desk.
8 GB RAM / 256 GB storage
My everyday pocket gadget for photos, references, ideas, communication, and pretty much everything else.
If something needs to be connected, transferred, charged, or backed up, I probably have the cable for it.
My dedicated camera for when I want more control than a phone can give me.
Adapters, accessories, small tools, and other gear that somehow always ends up being useful when I’m working on a project.
I don’t need all of it every day, but having the right tool available when an idea comes along is pretty satisfying.
A flexible creative toolkit
I work comfortably with a range of creative tools for design, illustration, animation, and video editing. These tools are part of my current workflow and help me explore ideas across different mediums.
From first sketch to final frame, these are the tools I reach for when an idea needs shape, movement, or a little more life.
I experiment with building websites using AI tools. I use AI to create the initial structure and functionality, then refine and customise the result with my own design choices.
My focus is on improving visual design, layout, typography, interactions, and creative direction to make each result more distinctive and engaging.
I aim to build a strong foundation across digital design, visual communication, and creative technology. I am particularly interested in UI/UX, web design, motion graphics, animation, and 3D, while continuing to strengthen my illustration and visual design abilities.
My goal is to combine these skills to create work that is both functional and visually expressive.
Let’s make something