Love Artifacts
Exhibition posters · Concept
I'm Mohit Bagchi. I design for brands that need to look right.
Silk and gold for a jeweller. Big, bright type for a classroom.
Every layer has to land in the same place.
Printers call that registration. I call it the job.
I'm Mohit Bagchi. I design for brands that need to look right.
Not like my last project. Same designer, two very different clients.
01Client
Thirty days. Five posters. A countdown to the ASHR ceremony at the Golf Course Road centre, plus ads that speak to parents in plain words.
02Client
A festive campaign for a jewellery brand. Deep silk red and gold, so the kundan and pearl do the talking.
03Client
Indu means moon. So the mark puts a moon at the head of a seated figure, inside a lotus. Then a 30-second film, Month of Moons, carries it into motion.
Client films and motion posters.
Self-set briefs. It's where I try things before a client needs them.
Exhibition posters · Concept
Event posters · Concept
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I ask questions first. What's it for, who sees it, and what has to be true.
Scope, dates and revision rounds are agreed in writing before work starts.
You get final files for print and screen, named so you can find them.
No. Tell me what you're selling and who to. I'll ask the rest and write the brief back for you to check.
We agree the date before I start. If something changes, you hear it from me early, not on the day.
The number of rounds is set in the quote, so nobody gets a surprise at the end.
No. Look at Ajnaa and Kumon side by side. The brand sets the style, not me.
It depends on the size of the job. Send me what you need and I'll come back with a clear quote.
You do, once the final invoice is paid.
Or write to me directly at mohitwork211@gmail.com