Paintings &
Graphics

Hobbies

Brush and Beyond


Painting and drawing have been my sanctuary for expression, a place where imagination meets reality. With a brush in hand or a pencil on paper, I explore emotions, stories, and the beauty of the world around us. Whether it's a vibrant painting, a delicate sketch, or a spontaneous doodle, each piece reflects a part of my journey and perspective.
In addition to traditional art forms, I have embraced digital creativity, mastering tools like Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and Figma. These platforms allow me to blend artistry with technology, creating visually compelling designs that bridge the gap between the tactile and the digital.
On this page, you'll find a mix of my works—spontaneous sketches, intricate paintings, and polished graphic designs. Each creation is a step in my artistic journey, a reflection of my love for storytelling through visuals.

Scientific Handouts


I have designed several scientific handouts for various projects and conferences, including my own. I believe that science communication is a crucial aspect of public health, as effective communication is essential for the visibility and impact of the work.

OHVIRA Syndrome - A Case Report

Logo Design


Till date, I have designed several logos, including one for commercial use.

FMC Logo Recreated FMCH Logo Recreated Logo for an online store: AstroUnicorn

2D Animation


I've been fascinated by 2D and 3D animation since childhood. Since childhood, I got hooked on painting, cartoons, animation, and all kinds of crafts. One of my biggest influences was the TV show M.A.D. . I learned a lot from its host, Rob .

My very first animation was probably a GIF of a flying bird, back in 2007. Later on, I worked with tools like Toon Boom , Adobe Animate (formerly Flash), and Moho, among a few others. That's where I actually learned the fundamentals of animation - the character rigging, lip-syncing, motion, keyframes, and so on. But I've never animated professionally.
During my third year of medical school, in 2015, I took on a tough challenge to create a 2D animation in After Effects for a contest by IFMSA Bangladesh . The challenge was to submit a 2-minute video on non-communicable diseases. My friends and I wrote the script together; I handled the animation, and Emiko Sultana did the voiceover. Our team won the 1st prize!

Quick sketches


It was a quick character design for an animation Classroom doodle - June 11, 2015 Quick sketch - September 7, 2018 Quick sketch - September 7, 2018

Other random graphics


This was a bookmark I designed for a book store named 'বইয়ের জাহাজ'

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