Adam Bawany

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Illustration

About

I entered the world of digital arts way back in 2008. However, I soon had to come to terms with the reality of what the business landscape offered to budding artists like me in those days. Especially in Pakistan – a struggling developing country. This led me to incline towards other domains in the industry that paid well – UI/UX designer and website designer and front end developer. And so, this is what I did for 4 years.

In 2012, my life took another twist when I cofounded a software and web development company with my brother. That’s when the artist in me disappeared somewhere in the deep layers of my brain. Being the COO, my main focus was now to keep my company afloat and take it through the difficult first five years.

However, the flames started burning again in early Feb 2022 when I joined Ben Yu’s Nas Academy and learned about NFT’s. The Adam of 2008 again resurfaced with creative juices in full force. And as surprising as it could be, the artist in me has survived all these hard years of entrepreneurship.

Collections

Colors Of Pakistani Culture

This cubism art collection is a flash of Pakistani culture. Each piece of art showcases a different picture of Pakistan, its culture, traditions, and history. Every piece can have multiple interpretations and it’s up to the viewer to interpret it the way they want.

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Maestro's Mix

The basic concept that drives Maestro’s Mix comes from blending different colors that gives birth to an entirely new color. Just like fusing primary colors results in the creation of secondary colors, Maestro’s Mix takes this a step further. Maestro’s Mix aims to explore all possible outcomes of color fusions by attempting to blend two or more colors with a hint of tint or shade that gives a unique output every time. Touching base with the color theory, which revolves around the concept of the color wheel, Maestro’s Mix is inspired by the harmonious blends and outcomes of various color shades.

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