Saachi Mehta is a designer and illustrator based in Mumbai, India. Her area of work lies at an intersection of conceptual design and cultural imagery. With an inclination towards research driven work, she explores the relevance of traditional knowledge and cultural identity in the contemporary world.
She holds a Masters Degree in Illustration & Visual Media from London College of Communication, UAL and holds a Bachelors Degree in Commerce and Economics from H. R. College with a Diploma in Visual and Communication Arts from Raheja School of Arts.
Coca Cola, ColoursTV, Ladybird Books, London College of Communication, NASA, Nike, Victoria & Albert Museum and Unicef are some of the brands she has worked with.
She has taught Visual Communication and Branding at NMIMS School of Design and is currently teaching Design Thinking at Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering.
She is a winner of many accolades and has exhibited her work on in Mumbai, London and Venice.
Select Features
We are an independent creative studio based in Mumbai, specialising in brand design, illustration and art direction. We engage in customer and culture research to develop brand strategies for clients and design a complete brand story and experience that resonates with their audience.
Our Services
Brand Development
• Consumer + culture research
• Brand naming + tagline
• Brand strategy
• Brand positioning
• Brand narrative
• Brand experience
• Brand architecture
Brand Design
• Brand logo
• Brand identity
• Brand guidelines
• Brand stationery + collaterals
• Brand packaging + merchandise
• Brand communication
• Brand social media design
Illustration & Art Direction
• Analogue + digital illustrations
• Motion graphics + animation
• Icon design + infographics
• Environmental Graphics
• Analogue + digital experiences
• Brand initiatives ideation
• Brand campaigns
Select Clientele
• Coca Cola
• ColoursTV
• Jyot India
• Ladybird Books
• London College of Communication
• MOO
• NASA
• Nike
• The Dragonfly Initiative
• Victoria & Albert Museum