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KRTV JÜC

KRTV JÜC: High-End Tech Satire & Visual World-Building

A deep-dive into product design and narrative branding for a parody tech company—utilizing 3D modeling, Generative AI, and technical copywriting to make a surreal premise feel entirely plausible.

A surreal visual world-building collage featuring 3D product renders and architectural sketches centered around the title 'creativity, extracted.'

The Challenge

The challenge was to take an absurd, "impossible" premise—bottling human creativity—and package it as a high-end, premium consumer tech brand. In parody branding, the humor only lands if the execution is flawless. I needed to build a massive, believable ecosystem that could withstand the scrutiny of a real product launch, from the "Reverse Evaporative Volition" technology down to the "Panic Deadline" extraction modes.

The Solution

I acted as the sole Creative Director and Product Designer for the KRTV JÜC universe, building a vertically integrated experience on Wix Studio. I developed a cohesive hardware language for the JÜC-EXTRACTOR and its various "purification" modules using high-end 3D modeling and AI. To ground the satire in reality, I created detailed "exploded view" diagrams and technical copywriting to explain the tech, while building out a comprehensive brand world that includes interactive FAQs and multiple delivery formats like "Idea-Nasal Mists."

The Result

The result is a masterclass in "Visual Fiction." This project serves as a definitive proof of Expertise in high-concept branding and complex UI/UX. It demonstrates my ability to handle every facet of a brand’s digital identity—from the origin story to the technical specs—while maintaining a consistent, high-end Scandinavian aesthetic. For potential clients, KRTV JÜC proves that I can take any concept, no matter how "out there," and turn it into a professional, technically sound, and visually authoritative brand.

*Built to the Lumen Standard. Managed (and potentially mangled) by the client. Technical glitches and layout shifts are 100% theirs.

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