Motion, Interaction and much more design ;)
Built with Claude Code and Codex
Avikshith Gokul
Things I’ve made. Product film, CG photography, and interfaces that run live.
Motion, Interaction and much more design ;)
Personal experiments across code, type, games, motion and 3D.
Motion, Interaction and much more design ;)
Built with Claude Code and Codex
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About · Avikshith Gokul
Ooty, India · working remotely
I work across motion, interaction and much more design. Graphic design taught me discipline and how to look closely. Motion taught me how an interface can explain itself through movement.
I design with intention. I use decoration only when it gives an interaction meaning, hierarchy or character. Most of what makes the work good happens before anything is drawn: asking the right questions, testing assumptions and documenting the decisions well enough for someone else to build them.
Where I have worked
Motion Design Intern
DailyObjects, Gurugram · Apr 2026 - Jun 2026
3D animation and product renders. The first time I worked
inside a team rather than beside one.
Graphic Designer
Pumproom LLP, remote · Jul 2025 - Sep 2026
House music. Social media, and every album cover the label
put out. My first real client, and my first real revisions.
Album Cover Designer
Ctrl+House · 2025
Three covers made for the label’s first releases.
I ask a great many questions before I start, and I do not start until the answers stop changing. A brief that is still moving is not a brief. Clarity first, and everything after it is cheaper.
Then the research decides what gets made. The method changes with the question: observation, conversation, mapping or play. It is finished only when it changes what the product becomes.
The part everyone wants to skip is the part I refuse to. Before anything is produced, it is planned: what it has to say, how long it has, and where it could go wrong. Most of a project is decided here, while changing it still costs nothing.
Finished is when the next thing I could do would not add enough to be worth the time it costs. Knowing that point is a skill, and it is the one I work on hardest.
