A few years back, Nandan discovered that he enjoys drawing. Ever since then he's done murals, created comic books, t-shirts and doodles. A self-taught artist, he explores his voice, and style, by embracing his unique flaws. Being a digital copywriter by profession, he feels words are essential to his practice.  Mental health, self-acceptance, self-care are some of the subjects he loves to explore. He does this with stories that have hues of vulnerability and humour.  is a post-graduate diploma in Modern and Contemporary Indian Art and Curatorial studies from Dr Bhau Daji Lad Museum in Mumbai, a post-graduate in Mass Media and a graduate in English Literature. This explains the varied inspiration in his work, and why he strives for simplicity and relatability. In 2019, he self-published a comic-book called ‘Mo, The Boy Before The Villain’. A Shakespearean tragedy of a kid who becomes India’s favourite villain Mogambo from Mr India. He has also worked with Scribble Foundation to create murals with kids from community centres. In 2018, he did his first group exhibition at the Prince of Wales Museum, Bombay.