Urban Imprint is a design practice working across sector reports, brand identity, infographics, and product design — turning research, data, and ideas into things people actually want to look at.
“Most of what I design starts as a dense brief — a research report, a waste-flow dataset, a brand with no name yet. The work is making it legible.”
Cover-to-spread design systems for research and impact reports — built for organizations in construction, fashion circularity, workforce development, and social impact.
Report cover and layout system built around architectural photography and a bold band of colour.
A warm, people-first cover for a fellowship evaluation report, anchored by portrait photography.
Editorial cover design for a multi-partner circularity study, using textile imagery as its central motif.
Cover and interior spread design mapping green-skills demand across India's solar and renewables sector.
Data-led interior layout pairing photography, iconography, and callout statistics for a technical audience.
A documentary-style square-format cover built around a single unposed photograph from the field.
Faith-led T-shirt graphics for an apparel brand — line-art illustration, script lockups, and badge-style typography.
Line-art hand and cross
Psalm 46:10, script lockup
Revelation 22:13, gold badge
Monochrome variant
Illustrated lion & lamb mark
Full identity systems — logotype, colour, and applications across packaging, stationery, and web.
A navy-and-tan identity built around a confident serif logotype, applied across notebooks, business cards, letterhead, paper bags, and packaging.
Identity for a keepsake photobook & storybook company — a hand-illustrated bear mascot, plum-and-gold palette, and a full system across packaging, stationery, and a responsive website.
Making dense research navigable — flow diagrams, trade maps, and human-centered data stories for sustainability and workforce research.
Circular diagram tracing 7,793 KTons of textile waste from source to end-of-life pathway.
Detailed flow chart mapping waste categories to their recycling and disposal pathways.
Geographic flow map of import, export, and manufacturing hubs across India and abroad.
A human-centered series pairing photography with first-person quotes from collectors and aggregators.
Global map highlighting country-level net-zero target years with annotated callouts.
A 2×2 matrix mapping countries by workforce demand against potential for Indian workforce contribution.