After spending 30 years in the automotive world—including 11 years running my own business, Merino Auto Group IVS—I’m shifting gears! I’m taking my lifelong love for art and turning it into a professional design Art with a Mission
Beyond cars, I have created four copyrighted CGI female models. The one closest to my heart is Diosa Almas. She was inspired by an incredible woman I met through my advocacy work for children and women who have survived sexual abuse.
As a survivor myself—someone who didn't disclose my own experience until the age of 27—protecting children from the lifelong suffering caused by perpetrators is a cause I care about deeply. My art isn't just about aesthetics; it's about honoring strength and resilience.
The way the editorial grid lets Teri’s work lead while the oversized name anchors the page feels beautifully restrained. Nice balance of art direction and a usable Webflow portfolio structure.
Terracotta is the element I'd stress-test on the delivery apps specifically — that grid is already wall-to-wall warm orange and red from everyone else's food photography, so a colour that feels distinctive on a takeaway bag can vanish in a list. The character is what ends up...
A look at the identity I’ve been working on for Sync, a car rental platform in Greece.
You pick the car you want and a local provider brings it to you. Pretty good starting point.
The goal was to give them a brand that could sit comfortably next to the big rental companies and still feel like people you’d actually want to rent from.
I kept their pink and built the layouts around a shape inspired by a car’s side mirror with real cars and Greek scenery inside it.
Big Greek headlines, plenty of space and a system their team can keep easily.