Your creative voice isn’t something you find. It’s something you build. Fresh from his landmark solo exhibition at the Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration, Murugiah shares the unconventional journey behind his distinctive creative voice. Trained as an architect and now working across illustration, design, sculpture, and animation, he has built a practice shaped by multiple disciplines, cultures, and identities.
Through work for Apple, New Balance, Faber, and Elton John, alongside his deeply personal art, Murugiah explores how curiosity, cultural heritage, self-doubt, and reinvention have shaped his creative path. He’ll offer an intimate look at the vivid worlds he creates and the thinking behind them.
Join Murugiah and learn how to:
- Develop a visual language clients recognize before they see your name
- Turn your personal history and heritage into work only you could make
- Let different disciplines collide to break out of creative ruts
- Protect personal projects when client work eats the calendar
- Use self-doubt and reinvention as creative fuel