Built on
blueprints.
I care about hierarchy, spacing, flow, and the invisible decisions that make a piece feel resolved. Even expressive work needs a skeleton.
I am Nishan, the designer behind Glitch Artworks. My work moves between branding, UI/UX, art, murals, 3D, and architecture - but the core stays the same: clear systems, strong visual tension, and work that feels intentional.
I trained in architecture, so I naturally think in grids, proportion, rhythm, and how a person moves through a space. Glitch Artworks grew from that foundation into a wider visual practice - one where brand systems, interfaces, murals, objects, and digital experiments can all speak the same language.
I care about hierarchy, spacing, flow, and the invisible decisions that make a piece feel resolved. Even expressive work needs a skeleton.
The work still needs tension: color, gesture, mood, and a point of view. That is where the system stops being cold and starts becoming memorable.
The categories are separate on the site for clarity, but the thinking overlaps. Brand identity teaches restraint, UI/UX teaches behavior, murals teach scale, and architecture teaches the discipline underneath all of it.
Marks, mood, visual direction, and brand worlds built to feel consistent.
Interfaces, wireframes, flows, and layouts that organize information clearly.
Compositions that explore color, form, story, and atmosphere.
Hand-led work, wall pieces, and image-making with a direct human touch.
Objects, scenes, and visual studies that sit between design and space.
Plans, structure, proportion, and the architectural base behind the work.
A quick read on the foundation behind the work: where it comes from, what it spans, and how the portfolio connects.
training and spatial thinking
Penang / Kuala Lumpur
largest mural work
active disciplines
client and assignment projects
For branding, digital interfaces, murals, or visual direction, the best projects usually start with a clear feeling and a practical brief.