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Tee Ken

Graphic Designer | Branding | Web & Motion | Video Editing

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Portland, USA

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Tee Ken

• Jan 10

Pushing the craft, one visual at a time.

This milkshake campaign is a personal exploration a chance to experiment with color, texture, and mood while transforming simple flavors into expressive visuals.

Each frame is designed to make the milkshake feel fresh, indulgent, and...

Tee Ken

• Jan 9

Practicing the craft, not pitching a brand.

This car campaign is a personal creative exercise built to explore motion, color, and presence.

I focused on how a vehicle rolls into a frame, holds attention, and rolls out with intention.

Each visual uses bold color environments to...

Tee Ken

• Jan 3

A Creative Food Campaign Exploration

I created this food campaign to explore my creativity without any client or brief just pure experimentation.

The goal was to design a connected and intentional campaign featuring dishes like "Sushi, Paella, Dim Sum, Steak, and Cheesecake", each...

Tee Ken

• Jan 1

The 4 Elements of Life. A Visual Journey

At Teekenvisuals, we believe creativity is storytelling through symbols, colors, and motion. Recently, I explored the four classical elements: Earth, Water, Air, and Fire.

1. Earth: grounding and stability.

2. Water: flow and adaptability.

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Tee Ken

• Dec 29

Arrival of the Sequence (A luxury motion campaign)

This luxury motion campaign was created to explore movement, presence, and restraint. The focus wasn’t speed, it was the feeling of arrival. Watching the car roll out of the frame, then roll back in, creating a quiet moment of...

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