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Ruchika NambiarπŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ

Artist, Designer & Writer at Self Employed

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About Ruchika Nambiar

Artist, Designer & Writer at Self Employed

Ruchika Nambiar is a miniaturist, book artist and writer who produces experimental, interactive, multimedia stories. An alumnus of RISD, her work ranges from artist books and graphic memoirs to dioramas and interactive social-media narratives. Also a researcher, she writes on themes of cultural philosophy and media studies. She is the creator of The Dollhouse Project that has been featured by Architectural Digest, India Today, and more. She works on experimental art commissions, with brand collaborations like Samsung and several publication design clients. In recent years, she has also delivered talks – most recently at TEDxRISD – and has been developing a mentorship programme, The Creative Finishing School, for young artists and designers.

Expertise

Design

Sessions with Ruchika Nambiar

  • Mentorship Session (30 min): General mentorship

What mentees say

β€œIf you're in doubt about mentorship with Ruchika, go watch her TED talk on how not to grow up. Ruchika is a visionary who 200% leads by example. She dances to her own song, takes risks, and is unapologetically herself. After our session I felt inspired, encouraged, and heard. Ready to spread my creative wings and fly. I highly recommend Ruchika as a mentor!”

Sophie Ardell, Project/Change Manager at Societe General East

β€œIt’s not often that you find someone who is multitalented, passionate, inspiring, and kind. I was at a loss, unsure about the next steps for my creative path, but Ruchika provided practical advice on building a personal brand and growing a small business. She listened to my concerns and questions, and suggested methods to move forward.”

Julie Xu, Product Designer at Pixel Canvas

β€œI had a wonderful and very constructive session with Ruchika. I am an outsider to the art world and, though curious about making and creating more, have imposter syndrome about how to go about that and what it means to have an art practice that means sustainable.”

Sabrina Long, PM turned Product Designer at TBD