Siddhant Talwar is a multidisciplinary designer specializing in branding, digital content, and visual storytelling. With a background in graphic design and creative strategy, his work bridges the gap between aesthetics and functionality, crafting compelling narratives that resonate across print and digital platforms.

His design journey began at Tufts University, where he studied New Media and Society and led the rebranding of the Tufts Career Center and Career Fair, creating a cohesive visual identity across digital and print assets. Since then, he has worked with brands like Etsy, Instagram, and PAPER Magazine, shaping their design language and developing engaging marketing materials. His work for Etsy’s India launch helped onboard 250+ local sellers onto a global platform, while his branding efforts for Instagram’s teen-focused initiatives in India contributed to youth engagement strategies.

Siddhant has also designed for musicians, cultural institutions, and hospitality brands, including Ali Sethi, Micah McLaurin, SONA NYC, and Poster House Museum. His expertise in typography, layout design, and digital media allows him to craft high-impact visuals that elevate brand identities. Whether designing social media campaigns, print materials, or interactive experiences, his work is driven by a passion for storytelling, attention to detail, and a deep understanding of brand strategy.

Currently based in Brooklyn, Siddhant continues to explore the intersection of design, technology, and culture, creating work that not only looks good but communicates, engages, and inspires.

Project Ekta

             
Project Ekta is a social justice cooperative uniting South Asian activists, artists, and programmers to challenge oppressive systems through design and grassroots action. Centering "Ekta" (unity in Hindi), our bold visual identity breaks from corporate norms, using compelling typography and social media to amplify our mission. In 2020, we raised $20,000+ in five months for COVID-19 relief and the Indian farmers' protest, collaborating with Netflix, Indian Matchmaking, Dil Mil, and Punjab Club. Beyond fundraising, we operated a COVID-19 hospital wing, embodying co-liberation through direct action. We remain committed to grassroots movements, mobilizing resources, and fostering progressive change.

Branding and Design Systems




Arely HernandezArely needed a website mostly cateres to curators and wanted it to feel special yet fun and fast, I came up with this one page solution where all information is one click away. 

Web and Interaction design




Nat & Sonu
              
Designed invitations, menus, signs and other print material for Nat and Sonu’s Desi Egyptian wedding. Printed with biodegradable ink on seed paper.

Visual Identity



Dragistan
Dragistan is the largest South Asian drag festival in North America produced by LaWhore Vagistan. Held annually, it is a platform that uplifts and features queer desi artists from around the globe. 


Creative Direction and Branding.




Matka
Matka is Salman Somjee’s career consultancy which helps select high-achieving individuals find joyful and satisfying work through a rigorous and data-driven process.

Web and Interaction Design




Haus of Dahab




    Haus of Dahab is a groundbreaking celebration of queer and trans Arab joy, redefining cultural spaces beyond religious ties. I’ve worked closely with the founders to craft a bold, expressive brand identity, designing their logo and event visuals to reflect the vibrancy and inclusivity of their vision. Each event’s branding merges heritage with modernity, using dynamic graphics that honor Arabic aesthetics while feeling fresh and rebellious. Through strategic design and cohesive storytelling, I help Haus of Dahab create an immersive experience where community, music, and culture collide, offering a space that feels both authentic and unapologetically free.

    Branding and Poster Design



    SONA   SONA was a high end indian eatery in midtown. 

    Print, Video and Social Media
    Mr Mickey
    Mickey Boardman is a multifaceted personality, and , my goal was to showcase his diverse work on social media without overwhelming his audience. To achieve this, we developed distinct content types, each highlighting a different aspect of his identity—whether it’s fashion, activism, or storytelling. These were supported by professional yet playful graphics, ensuring his brand remained vibrant, engaging, and cohesive. By strategically structuring his content, we increased engagement while maintaining clarity, allowing followers to connect with his work in an authentic and visually compelling way. This approach made Mickey’s social presence dynamic, digestible, and true to his voice.

    Social Media, Poster Design


    School of the Museum of Fine ArtsSMFA needed a more engaging and dynamic Instagram presence to connect with students. To achieve this, I designed social media assets that integrated student work, vibrant aesthetics, and interactive content. The result was a significant transformation—SMFA gained thousands of new followers, and engagement more than doubled in the first month. This momentum was sustained over the next year, proving that a thoughtful design strategy can turn social media into a powerful tool for community building. By centering student voices and visual storytelling, we successfully made SMFA’s Instagram a more interactive and inspiring space.

    Social Media, Poster Design and Identity


    Nightlife Poster DesignPoster Design