Creativity is a manifestation



   
Mr. Sayak Pal: Assistant Professor
Centre for Graphics and Social Media Communication Skills
Design is everywhere, that’s why You can find it in the finest of organisations to the skin of Dinosaurs. It has many colours and shapes and forms to explain its creation. Now the question is whether we like it or we try to look away from it or completely ignore its existence. But if we carefully look at the patterns of design on the back of a ladybug or on the surface of a limestone, we can find a lot of geometrical forms done so carefully making an illusion between belief and disbelief. 

 Even the simplest form of nature holds a touch of design. Just look around and you will find inspiration everywhere in nature as it is considered to be the master creator and probably the most magnificent designer the world has ever had and producing creatives throughout the ages. The Mistry of design lies in the right mixture of colour and tone to spread them on the canvas in right quantity to from absolute patterns, so that whenever it strikes to the visual arena, it must reflect its vivid nature to force you to complement it right away.

It’s a myth that you have to be an artist to be a designer but it’s true that you need to have an artistic sense to create masterpieces. With proper guidance and mentoring with ample amount of resources, the sense of art can be manifested. And in order to do that, you need to be aware of such places that can shape your creativity into some finest pieces of art. RKU is one of those institutions that give you the wings to spread your imagination in a way like no other to have a sense accomplishment, just like an alevitating lama or a phoenix in the pool of stix.It has world class facilities to back you up to the level where you can explore every other opportunity to become the finest of designer.

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Assistant Professor – Sayak has had a short but vivid career in designing with more than three years in corporate designing and nearly two years in education. He has earlier worked with Symbiosis and Amity University. Sayak’s works spread across many areas like digital designing for print, designing for online publications, search engine optimization, designing for corporates and movie posters, cover designing, clothing designing and many more. He has two masters, one in management and the other in mass communication.



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