MA · Digital Design with Artificial Intelligence
Monash University, Melbourne

I'm Nehal Talesh Beegoo, a Melbourne-based Digital Designer working across branding, print, digital media and photography. I enjoy turning a brief into a visual idea, then following it through the details that make it work.
I’m drawn to minimal, functional design: a clear mark, thoughtful typography and a visual language that feels consistent across every format. Collaboration and attention to detail are central to how I work.
At LuckyLads.io, I designed and adapted website, campaign and social media assets, working with senior designers to keep every format consistent. As a Media Creator at Indie Crate, I developed promotional artwork, product imagery and multimedia content with design and marketing teams.
My studies took me through a BA in Digital Design at Curtin University and an MSc in Digital Design and Branding at Brunel University London. I am now studying Digital Design with Artificial Intelligence at Monash University in Melbourne.
Alongside creative work, my experience as an Assistant Manager at Cafe Nero strengthened my communication, organisation and team leadership. Those skills shape how I collaborate, respond to feedback and deliver work.
Today, I’m exploring the connections between design, artificial intelligence and emerging digital workflows while continuing to create visual systems and media for real applications.
Monash University, Melbourne
Brunel University London
Curtin University
Recognised for contributions to brand identity, video production, teamwork and creative leadership.
Recommended for initiative, original ideas and improvements to creative production.
Cloud and Data Engineering Pathway, Optima IT Training & Consultancy, 2025–2026. Coursework includes AWS cloud fundamentals and Solutions Architect concepts.
Digital artwork, promotional material, product imagery, social content, photography and video for creative and marketing briefs.
Website, campaign and social media assets, developed with senior designers to maintain a consistent visual identity.
Team leadership, day-to-day operations, customer service and coordination.
Understand the audience, purpose and practical constraints.
Develop ideas, references and a focused visual direction.
Build the identity, layouts or media around that direction.
Review the details, test the formats and respond to feedback.
Prepare the final assets and an organised handover.
A new identity, a digital experience, a story worth telling.
Let’s see where your idea can go.