EXTRAORDINAIRE * AUTHOR * CHARACTER DESIGNER * EDUCATOR * CONTENT CREATOR * ILLUSTRATOR *

Hi, I'm
Lubhangi!

Portrait of illustrator

I like to call myself
a woman of many hats.

Because choosing just one is impossible for me!

I'm an illustrator and author with over a decade of experience in character design, animation, and publishing. I've illustrated dozens of children's books and continue to build stories that center joy, wonder, and identity.

That's why I'm passionate about helping other artists avoid the same traps.

Through speaking, resources, and practical advice, I share ways to make an art career feel less overwhelming for emerging creatives.

From picture books to public speaking, each part of my work stretches my creativity in a new direction.

Speaking on a stage

Every artist has their own winding path, and I'd love to share mine with you.

90s

A New Kid Everywhere

I grew up across Saudi Arabia, Dubai, and Pakistan. As the perpetual new kid, I found comfort in stories and sketchbooks.

Childhood classroom memory

2012

A Creative Reset

I left my first university path and committed to visual storytelling. That choice reshaped my work and my confidence.

Early creative journey

2025

Books, Motherhood, and Momentum

Now I juggle parenting with illustration and writing. Each chapter has made my art bolder, warmer, and more intentional.

Books and creative milestone

Follow Along

@lubhangigarg

Sketch studiesColorful illustrationCreative inspiration
Illustration sample
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you say your name?

It is pronounced loo-ban-ghee. Thanks for asking.

Where are you from?

I am based in India and work with clients worldwide.

Where did you study?

I trained in illustration and visual storytelling through focused studio practice.

How do you illustrate your books?

I blend sketching, color studies, and digital finishing to shape each final spread.

Can you illustrate my book?

Yes, if the story and timeline are a strong fit. Reach out with your project details.

How did you get started as an illustrator?

I began with personal projects and editorial assignments before moving into books.

Do you have any tips for someone who is just starting out?

Draw often, build a focused portfolio, and keep sharing your work consistently.