I would be an engineer if I didn't follow my passion!

When I was studying fluid mechanics at university, one of my friends was going to run a print house in our city. For me, who was always interested in graphic design, this was a great opportunity to pursue my interest. It all started there, we used to provide design and printing services, but after a while, due to my education and marriage, I was forced to end my collaboration, and in addition to my main job as a full-time mechanical engineer, I pursued graphics as a freelancer. Finally, I decided to quit my main job and switched to graphic design, and my freelancing career started.

Since I was a child, figuring out how different things work and finding a way to solve problems was so enjoyable to me. Also, design is a problem-solving process, and my capabilities in engineering let me be successful in graphic design. I like to have a deep understanding of the problem and find the best solution and translate it into the language of forms and colors and help businesses to build a powerful brand.

Design is not for philosophy, but for life.

Design for me is not a job but a way of life. Since I was a child, problem-solving and finding the solution for a specific problem has been pleasant to me. Today after many years it’s still alive in me. it doesn’t matter what field I am working in, if I hadn’t become a graphic designer, I would be a product designer or an architect or whatever I will take design thinking everywhere I want. that’s why I love the design and want to help others to find the best solution for their businesses and I would like to make a better life for them through design.

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