I'm Eshita Dahal, a graphic designer from Kathmandu working across brand identity, editorial publishing, and social creative. I grew up in a city where ancient temple architecture meets neon signboards, where handpainted shop lettering shares walls with digital billboards. That contrast shaped how I think about design. It is never just about aesthetics. It is about understanding who you are designing for and what they actually need.
My vision is clarity as a form of respect. Whether it's a textbook for a student in a remote village or an event poster for a tech conference downtown, the question is always the same. Does this help someone understand something they couldn't before? If the answer is yes, the design works.
I grew up in Kathmandu surrounded by a city that's visually chaotic in the best way. Temple bells and billboards, potholes and posters, ancient Newari architecture next to neon phone repair shops. That contrast taught me something no classroom could: design isn't about making things clean. It's about making things clear.
Right now I'm finishing my Multimedia degree at Islington College (London Metropolitan University). Outside class, I'm the designer at GDG Kathmandu, Google's local developer community with 600+ members. Every poster, every Instagram carousel, every event graphic you see from them is something I built from scratch. Working within Google's brand system while keeping the warmth that makes our community feel like more than just a tech meetup.
Before that, I spent months at ING Impact producing full textbooks and exam prep materials for Nepali students in Grades 8 to 10. Thousands of kids across the country used those books. That scale taught me rigour. When you're designing for a classroom of fifty students you'll never meet, every grid decision, every font choice, every page turn matters. I also worked with Helphen India, an international NGO, where I built their visual identity across outreach materials and social campaigns.
I don't just make things that look good. I build visual systems that work across languages, platforms, and budgets.
BSc Multimedia Technologies · Islington College, Kathmandu
London Metropolitan University
Graphic Designer · GDG Kathmandu
Sole designer · 600+ member community
Brand Identity, Editorial Layout, Social Media, Digital Art, 3D (Maya), Logo Design
Conceptual editorial reimagining a Kathmandu landmark through Bauhaus visual principles. Geometry, colour theory, and cultural reinterpretation in a single cohesive narrative.
View on Behance →Event ticket confirmation graphic for GDG Kathmandu. Clean hierarchy, brand consistent layout, and a clear call to action for community attendees.
View on Behance →Appreciation graphic for GDG Kathmandu's venue partners. Warm, professional tone balanced with Google's brand system for community partnerships.
View on Behance →Multichannel giveaway campaign for GDG Kathmandu. Engaging social graphics designed to drive participation, shares, and community excitement.
View on Behance →Multislide Instagram carousel breaking down event logistics for GDG Kathmandu attendees. Clear information hierarchy, approachable tone, brand consistent visuals.
View on Behance →Social media engagement graphic for GDG Kathmandu designed to spark conversation and build community interaction through clean typography and visual warmth.
View on Behance →Want to see more? My resume and Behance have the full breakdown.
Based in Kathmandu, working with clients locally and remotely. Whether you have a full brief or just a half formed idea, I'd love to hear about it. A conversation costs nothing.