Ankit Gajjar: From Solo Creator to Global Motion Director with a Signature Style

Before the world saw his work, Ankit Gajjar was already in motion—literally and creatively.
A self-taught photographer, blending curiosity with craft, experimenting with visuals long before he had a title for it.

Today, he’s a Motion & Art Director for one of the most reputed creative agencies in New York—We Are Motto—working with names like Sephora and building a visual identity that’s unmistakably his.

But the transition? That took intention.

Building “The Art Voltage”: A Brand, Not Just a Handle

We partnered with Ankit at the tipping point—when the visuals were there, but the structure needed shaping.
This wasn't about tweaking a portfolio. It was about building an identity that could travel, convert, and speak for himacross time zones.

• Created a strategy around his personal creative brand—The Art Voltage
• Designed a content direction rooted in motion, emotion, and platform-native storytelling
• Pivoted his visual language to Instagram and Behance, growing a global audience around consistency
• Shaped his narrative: self-taught, deeply skilled, obsessed with movement and meaning
• Positioned his profiles to attract not followers—but clients

The Ripple Effect

What started as inbound leads quickly became international contracts.
From solo gigs to top-tier collaborations. From passion projects to Sephora campaigns.

Ankit wasn’t chasing projects.
His presence was designed to attract the right ones.

Where He Stands Today

🎞 Motion Director at We Are Motto (NYC)
📈 Consistent inbound from global clients via Instagram and portfolio platforms
🌐 Worked with global names like Sephora, as well as indie labels and cultural creators
🧠 Brand identity “The Art Voltage” is now recognized for storytelling that moves—with style and strategy

Ankit’s Line Sums It Up Best:

"Hi, I'm Ankit, a self-taught Motion & Art Director,
specializing in crafting motion and telling visual stories
with strategic, meaningful motion."

The work speaks for itself.
All we did was tune the volume so the world could hear it, too.

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