Hello!

Ranjit Sihat

I’m Ranjit, an Edinburgh-based graphic artist. My creative journey began in design, where structure, precision, and problem-solving shaped my way of thinking.

For over fifteen years, I ran a freelance studio, working with a wide range of organisations and individuals. While that period was formative, I eventually felt the need to step away and reassess my practice.

Through renewed learning and experimentation, I began developing a more instinctive and expressive approach to creating. That shift led to a visual language that feels personal and intuitive, while still grounded in design discipline.

Today, my work exists at the intersection of form and expression and, much to my excitement, been exhibited internationally. This site reflects that ongoing process, a digital journal and community hub.

*I am currently focussing on exhibition and collaboration work rather than private sales.

EXHIBITED

PRESS

Artist Profile in Artist CloseUp Blog

 

Artist feature page in Artist CloseUp, Contemporary Art magazine Issue 36

 

How to deal with copycats as a creative professional.’ article. For full article please visit: www.creativeboom.com/features.

 

Creative Boom at 15: What we stand for, and why creatives should care.’ article. For full article please visit: www.creativeboom.com/features.

 

How have we changed since the pandemic?’ article. For full article please visit: www.creativeboom.com/features.

 

Seven deadly-difficult client types, and how to deal with them.’ article. Creative Boom online magazine dedicated to the creative industry. For full article please visit: www.creativeboom.com/tips.

 

Is this a “Golden Age” for design freelancers?’ article. Underpinned magazine for freelancers.

 

© Ranjit Sihat ‘Windows‘ image published in the Fearlessly magazine to accompany Eilidh G Clark’s written piece Lost Connection.

 

© Ranjit Sihat ‘Yellow Door‘ image published in the Fearlessly magazine to accompany the written piece What’s Next?

 

‘What Deal-Breaker Would Stop You Taking A Job?’ Net Magazine for professional web designers & developers