Yahya Ehsan

Yahya Ehsan has a diverse range of work experience in the creative industry. Yahya currently works as a Director at Frontiers Animation, where they lead a creative team in producing animated videos for various sectors. Yahya also holds the position of Creative Director at Deosai Studios, focusing on creating visually appealing and informative animation and explainer videos.

Prior to their current roles, Yahya co-founded Creative Frontiers, a creative agency that uses comics and animation to create social impact. As the Co-Founder and Creative Director, they have developed graphic novels, animations, storybooks, and apps that empower women, fight extremism, and inspire customers.

Yahya's previous experience includes serving as the Creative Director at CFx Comics, Pakistan's first and largest graphic novel publishing platform. Yahya created the critically acclaimed graphic novel series "Paasban: The Guardian," which aims to inspire young Pakistanis and steer them away from extremist ideologies.

Before venturing into the creative field, Yahya worked as an Art Director and Manager at Wateen Telecom, where they were involved in graphic branding for a children's satellite channel and developed launch strategies. Yahya also worked as an Art Director and Project Manager at Systems Limited (Division: Anivista).

Yahya's earliest work experience was as a Creative Director at Creative Village Studio (University of Lahore). In this role, they inspired and led a creative team, overseeing all stages of production and ensuring the visual style and quality of work aligned with the project's goals.

Yahya Ehsan completed their high school education with a Pre-Engineering field of study at Pakistan International School Jeddah - PISJ AZIZIA from 1999 to 2000. Yahya then pursued a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Beaconhouse, where they studied from 2000 to 2003. Following this, Yahya Ehsan completed their Master's degree in Multimedia Arts from the National College of Arts, where they studied from 2003 to 2006.