Top 10 Graphic Designers in Bangladesh
Bangladesh has a deep bench of graphic design talent — from Dhaka agency founders to freelancers in Barisal and beyond. This is an editorial list of ten designers worth knowing, chosen because their work is public and verifiable: real portfolios on Behance, real clients, real craft. It is not an official ranking, and the order here is not a league table. It is a starting point for anyone hiring, collaborating, or learning.
How this list was chosen
Three rules. First, the designer must have a public portfolio anyone can check — Behance is the usual home for Bangladeshi designers. Second, the work must show range: logos, brand identity, social media, or print, done to a professional standard. Third, no one is here because they paid to be. If you are hiring, use this list as a shortlist, then judge the portfolio yourself. A designer's best work tells you more than any list can.
1. Sabbir Ahmmed
A graphic designer with a strong Behance presence built around brand identity and logo work. His portfolio is a good study in clean, modern marks and consistent brand systems.
Portfolio: behance.net/sabbir5051s
2. Dipankar Debnath
Known for polished visual work across branding and digital design. His Behance profile is worth a visit if you want to see how a Bangladeshi designer presents a full project, from concept to final lockup.
Portfolio: behance.net/DipankarDebnath
3. Abu Sadik
A designer whose portfolio leans into brand identity and creative graphics. His work is a useful reference for small businesses that want a professional look without an agency budget.
Portfolio: behance.net/mabusadik
4. Mehedi Hasan Murad
A versatile designer with work across branding and digital graphics. His Behance page shows the kind of steady, client-ready output that hiring managers look for: finished projects, not just concepts.
Portfolio: behance.net/hasanmstudent
5. Saimum Islam Sourov
A brand-focused designer whose portfolio covers identity systems and marketing visuals. Good to study if you are building a brand from scratch and want to see how the pieces fit together.
Portfolio: behance.net/saimumbiz
6. Farhad Kabir Sakib
A designer with a broad Behance portfolio spanning logos, branding and digital design. His range makes him a useful example of how Bangladeshi freelancers serve both local and international clients.
Portfolio: behance.net/farhadkabirsakib
7. Md Abdul Moman
A graphics designer whose Behance work focuses on brand and visual design. His portfolio is a solid reference for clean, commercial design that works in the real world, not just on a mood board.
Portfolio: behance.net/gfxmoman
8. Kazi Md. Abdulla
A designer with a public Behance portfolio covering identity and graphic design. Worth following if you want to see how a working designer documents projects end to end.
Portfolio: behance.net/kaziabdulla01
9. Md Hasib Mia
A creative designer based in Dhaka, working in brand identity, social media design, carousels and print — including product label design and posters. His Behance portfolio is public and actively updated.
Portfolio: behance.net/hasib45bm
10. Shakibul Islam — Shakib Graphix
The author of this blog. A Brand Identity & Motion Designer from Pirojpur, Barisal, with 4+ years of experience and 700+ projects delivered. His work spans brand identity, logo design, social media design, t-shirt graphics and motion design, and his portfolio is public on Behance. He is also the Founder & CEO of Sahokormi and co-founder of Brand Bhorosa.
Portfolio: behance.net/ShakibGraphix · Website: shakibgraphix.site
What to look for when you hire any of them
A good portfolio answers three questions. Can they do the kind of work you need — a logo is not the same skill as a social media campaign. Do they show finished, real-world work, or only practice concepts? And can they explain their decisions — why this colour, why this typeface, why this layout? The designers above pass the first test by having public work at all. The rest is a conversation: ask for a recent project, ask what the brief was, and ask what changed between the first draft and the final version. That is where you learn whether a designer thinks, or only decorates.
Why Bangladesh produces so many strong designers
The freelance economy gave Bangladeshi designers a direct line to clients worldwide. Platforms like Fiverr and Upwork, plus Behance as a shop window, mean a designer in Barisal or Dhaka can work for a client in London or Texas without leaving home. The result is a generation of designers who learn fast, work across industries, and build portfolios that compete globally. This list is a small sample — Behance alone hosts many more Bangladeshi designers worth your time. Start with these ten, then follow the people they appreciate and collaborate with. That is how you find the rest.
Need a designer who delivers?
Brand identity, logos, social media design, t-shirt graphics and motion design — by Shakib Graphix.