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During my engineering days, I explored Canva, for making creatives and flyers of different clubs and committees. I did't realise its potential until a doctor from one of our events reached out asking for a Creative Designing freelancer for a club called - District Action Club on Mental Health Awareness. I stepped in and then started what felt like the infinite loop of iteration. I made more 100+ logos and iterated - lets just say a lot of times. At the end of almost a month (but felt like eternity), the logo was finally ready. A creative which was ready to define an organization and a rotary initiative.

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