As a kid, I was always inspired by my father. Being a portrait artist himself, he always helped me have a creative vision towards inanimate things and showed me the magic what a simple yet most complex thing-Art can do. With this out of box thinking, I grew up developing my skills as a still life artist. It seems like just yesterday when he held my tiny hands and casually taught me to sketch a silhouette of a horse and the journey to learn never ended.

Having achieved confidence in art, I involuntarily crawled out and other complexities of life caught on. Art never left me though. Thanks to a close friend Ron, I was coaxed to read Dan Brown's Angels & Demons and there I was... mesmerized by the idea of Ambigrams. I haven't been an avid reader, however, this milestone brought me closer to reading material related to arts and cryptography, all this when I was studying my Dentistry.

So there I was Dr. Ketan Naik, with his roots deep into arts trying to balance his monotonous routine with the abstract obsession for ambigrams. Somewhere in the bargain I waved goodbye to toothaches and embraced the creative side of me.