Café SocialCafé Social Media Creatives
A daily creative engine for an independent neighbourhood café

Video Editor & Graphic Designer. I design brands and cut the videos that bring them to life — cinematic identities, editorial systems, and motion edits for teams that refuse to feel ordinary.

Hi, I'm Ashish Vaishnav — a video editor and graphic designer who builds brands that move.
I split my time between two crafts: designing brand systems, editorial layouts and social creatives, and editing the reels, ads and cinematic cuts that carry those brands into motion. One informs the other — the same eye for type, colour and rhythm runs through every frame I export.
Self-taught, obsessed with detail, and always chasing work that feels like cinema — whether it lives on a feed, a shelf, or a screen. My goal is simple: make things people actually stop for.

My toolkit
SKILLS & TOOLS
Video edits and design work I ship every week
WHAT I CREATE
what i offer
SERVICES
Cinematic edits for brands, creators and campaigns — cut, colour and sound.
Type, logos and design systems brought to life with kinetic motion.
Full identity systems built to work on screen, on shelf, and in motion.
Scroll-stopping static and motion creatives for feeds, stories and reels.
Design assets that push sales, launches and long-form communication.
Café SocialA daily creative engine for an independent neighbourhood café
The journey
EXPERIENCE
November 2025 - Present
Self employed
Working directly with multiple businesses and brands across industries to deliver high impact visual design.
May 2025 - October 2025
Literally Academy
Worked remotely with a UK-based creative team to develop impactful visual content and branding solutions for diverse businesses.
My design playbook
DESIGN TIPS
Decide what the eye should see first, second, third. Then design ruthlessly to that order.
Strong layouts come from structure, not luck. Align everything to a consistent grid system.
Breathing room improves clarity and focus. Resist the urge to fill every available corner.
Use size, color, weight, and spacing to guide attention. Make important elements impossible to miss.
Reusable patterns scale better than one-off ideas. Consistency builds trust across every touchpoint.
Every decision should improve understanding, usability, or experience. Decoration should never lead strategy.
