Chandrama Paul

I am a visual communicator based in Canterbury, UK, with a passion for art and design. I strive to achieve a high standard in every role I undertake, and I am always open to learning new skills and receiving feedback for further improvements. My background in visual communication and fashion technology has equipped me with a strong foundation in design principles and perspectives.

Throughout my career, I have worked as a graphic designer, creating designs to meet the client's needs. I have experience in creating illustrations, storyboards, graphic novels, video editing, packaging designs, posters, and banners. In addition to my design work, I have also worked as a teaching assistant at the University for the Creative Arts, where I gave creative lessons to students provided guidance and reviews, provided perspectives for improvement of the university curriculum, and organized various competitions and workshops.

One of my notable projects is a graphic novel titled 'Daniell's Calcutta,' which explores the positive aspects of colonization on architectural designs in the city. I developed narratives, made illustrations, and created a character introductory 2D animation video using the Riso-graph printing technique. I also worked on an exhibition design called 'Breaking Free,' which focused on the age-old tradition of Devadasis and aimed to bring back their significance through performance and visual displays.