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Terry Tucker

P O R T F O L I O O F

V I S U A L D E S I G N E R

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MNML

Time is changing. With the MNML brand luxury

watch that I created then modeled in Cinema4D, I

aimed to reflect the simplicity of design that we

currently see in technology.

I consulted a model and photographer to produce

a casual yet sophisticated visual representation

reflecting the watch's minimal and effortless

character. Technology and fashion now go hand

and hand, so I followed the clean style of the

watch when styling the model. Since the look is

very clean, I wanted to focus on details. In the

ads, the model’s V-neck and the position of the

watch hands have the same shape.

It’s a modern watch for the tech-savvy fashion-

savvy.

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3D MODELING

Images 3D computer-modeled in

Cinema4D

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DIGITAL ART POSTERS

Logos created for a variety of client contests

[ T ]IDENTITIES

Logos created for a variety of client contests

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UI ELEMENTS

Samples of UI created in Sketch 3

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Students complained that they did not know about some campus events because they receive too many school

emails to notice and locating them on the college website was a bother. In a team assignment, we worked to present

a solution with this app project. I created the logo and designed the user interface. The app's user interface was

limited to two main colors (navy, a warm yellow) and two accent colors (white, light grey). The colors chosen provide

a collegiate feel and are reminiscent of IKEA, hinting an ease-of-use.

CAMPUSWIDE

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DIGITAL ILLUSTRATIONS

Various digital illustrations created in Adobe Illustrator,

Affinity Designer, and Sketch 3

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“WE ARE VALUABLE”

Currently, I am freelancing as a designer for an

organization, NY6 Think Tank, that advocates

for the arts and humanities. The organization's

director would like to target senior high

schoolers and young college students to gain

their interest in these disciplines. As a student

of both the arts and humanities, I was able to

give a personal testimony that resulted in the

idea of showing that the skills learned are

transferrable.

After asking fellow students and reading

articles online, it was obvious that the biggest

deterrent of studying these subjects is the

myth of not being able to get a good-paying

job. Using high-profile and well-known

professionals, entrepreneurs, and companies, I

believe this will attract young people by

showing recognizably commercial "success."

This direction is still in progress.

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YVES LE MONOCHROME

Designs created as an hommage to my favorite artist

Yves Klein, who is known for his electric monochrome

blue paintings.