Kaizar Mandal

Kaizer Mandal is a creative director from Hyderabad, India, who has worked in the animation industry for 19 years. He is an illustrator, comic artist, graphic designer, and concept artist. Kaizer's professional background includes work as a painter, sculptor, and production designer for motion pictures, illustrations for books and magazines, and animation. The Console General of Czechoslovakia awarded him to an International Drawing Competition at 12. After graduation (Bachelor of Visual Art), he started his animation career and trained under VincentPros, at Startoons International, Chicago, USA. Kaizer operated prestigious national and international projects during his stint with various production houses, including Warner Bros. and Tommy Nelson.

At Colorchips India Ltd, he has executed cricket icons "Runjeet Singh, "Yogibaba, Gillyswamy, and Andamiya" for ESPN STAR SPORTS, Legend of the Dragon for BKN Kids & Little Amadeus for PentaTV, Germany. He has done some great projects under great brands. He is a problem solver and an information architect. He can work with senior business minds to help them articulate their messages to their customers. Then he can translate them into identity and creativity that is breakthrough and compelling. He started his professional career in 2014. He has worked with companies like "GREEN GOLD ANIMATION PVT LTD," "COLOR CHIPS INDIA LTD," "SUN ANIMATICS PVT LTD," and "DREAMS PVT LTD."

He received his Bachelor of Visual Arts degree from the Govt. College of Art & Craft in Kolkata (1993-1998). He also obtained a traditional and digital animation degree from Heart Animation Academy(1998–2000). His famous works include Mallawal, Boy Mongoose, Pakdam pakdai TV series, Ben 10 Omniverse TV series, George of the Jungle, Mooni Teaser, Wide West, Ninja Hattori, The Adventure of Hanuman-29 x7min TV Series, Ganesh & Kartikeya. He also contributed to the games and logo industry in the film and series industry. A popular game he worked on is Canine Attack. He received the H.E. Lockey Award for his work in 1998.