About
Welcome, I’m Trushna.
Your next creative partner.
I grew up in London, England and later moved to Minnesota, and those experiences shaped how I see the world and how I design. I’ve always been curious and drawn to many hobbies, but what ties everything together is my love of strategy - finding patterns, solving problems, and creating clarity.
With a background that blends both design and marketing, I approach every project with equal parts artistry and strategy. I believe brands should not only look good, but also feel intentional, human, and alive.
Why NaVi?
The name NaVi comes from my own and in Hindi, it means new and fresh. That’s the perspective I bring to every project.
The name NaVi is personal. It’s made up of the last two letters of my first name and the first two of my last — Trush(na Vi)savadia. In Hindi, it also means new and fresh.
That combination — personal roots and a fresh perspective — is what guides everything I create.
With a background in design, marketing, and analytics, I bring both creative thinking and strategic perspective to the work, but I don't believe creativity needs to fit neatly into one category.
I started NaVi as a place to explore ideas, make things, and help other people bring their own ideas to life.
The name NaVi comes from my own name and is inspired by the Hindi word for "new" and "fresh." It reflects the perspective I try to bring to every project: looking at things differently, finding the idea underneath the idea, and creating something that feels intentional and distinctly its own.
When you work with NaVi, you're not hiring me for just one skill. You're bringing me an idea, a challenge, or a blank canvas, and we're figuring out what to do with it together.
Art as Another Language
Design and photography are how I help brands tell their story.
Art is how I tell mine. I take on select commissions — paintings, installations, and mixed media for those looking to bring something personal, intentional, and alive into their space.
Each piece is custom, shaped by your story and my perspective, so no two works are ever the same.
