Ody Hernandez
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TUUCI - Luxury Lifestyle Visual Storytelling (Global “Any Environment” Campaign)
Project type
Global Campaign
Location
Alaska (glacier), Bahamas (abandoned boat), Everglades (Florida), Desert
Role
Senior Graphic Designer (Art Direction / Shoot Direction / Campaign Assets)
Company: TUUCI (Luxury umbrellas for hospitality and premium commercial environments)
Scope: Global lifestyle photo + video campaign, multi-channel rollout (Web, brochures, catalogs, magazines, TV)
Work Model: In-house / on-location production
Overview
TUUCI is a luxury outdoor brand known for premium umbrellas used by hotels, restaurants, and high-end commercial environments. This campaign was built to make one statement visually and instantly: TUUCI looks exceptional anywhere, and performs everywhere - from extreme heat to extreme cold.
The Challenge
Luxury products are often shown in “perfect” settings. We wanted something more powerful: a campaign that proved TUUCI’s design and performance across radically different climates and environments, without losing the brand’s premium feel.
The challenge was twofold:
Narrative: create a concept that visually communicates versatility and strength without over-explaining
Execution: produce high-end lifestyle content in real, demanding locations, while keeping a consistent brand look, lighting, styling, and craft across every asset
My Role
I played a central role in shaping the campaign’s creative direction and led the production of the lifestyle content.
Responsibilities included:
Co-leading the campaign concept and defining the visual storytelling approach
Directing the on-location photo and video shoots across multiple environments (concept → shot list → on-set direction)
Ensuring consistent premium styling, composition, and visual standards across all locations
Overseeing post-production and becoming a go-to resource for high-end retouching and image finishing
Designing and delivering multi-format assets for a full campaign rollout (web, print, catalogs, editorial, and broadcast)
Creative Direction
The campaign was designed around contrast and credibility: placing the same luxury product in dramatically different environments to prove both its aesthetic versatility and engineering performance.
Direction pillars:
Luxury, anywhere: premium styling that holds in every setting
Real locations, real proof: authentic environments (not simulated) to build credibility
Consistency across extremes: a cohesive visual language even when the scenery changes completely
Product as hero: the umbrella remains the anchor, supported by cinematic environments
Production Approach
We treated each location as a chapter in one story, guided by one consistent art direction framework (styling, composition, color, and finishing).
Locations featured:
Alaska (glacier): performance and elegance in extreme cold
Bahamas (abandoned boat): resilience and storytelling through texture and contrast
Everglades (Florida): bold, lush nature with premium hospitality energy
Desert: minimal landscapes that spotlight silhouette, structure, and design
Asset System + Placement Strategy
This was not content created to live in one place. It was built as a campaign system with intentional placements, where each asset had a role.
Hero assets:
High-impact lifestyle key visuals designed for maximum “wow” in catalogs, print ads, and editorial placements
Cinematic video cuts built to communicate premium storytelling in seconds
Supporting assets:
Web-ready and brochure-ready selections that reinforced the same concept across touchpoints
Product storytelling images optimized for brand consistency and sales enablement
Where it lived:
Website (brand storytelling + product pages)
Brochures and sales collateral
Catalogs and magazines
TV commercials / broadcast placements
Trade and hospitality-facing materials
Outcome
The campaign elevated TUUCI’s premium perception and delivered a consistent, unmistakable lifestyle world across channels. By showing the product in real, extreme environments, the visuals communicated durability, versatility, and luxury without needing heavy copy. It became a strong library of evergreen assets that could be used across seasons, audiences, and markets.
What I’m Proud Of
This campaign proved the power of art direction when it’s rooted in a clear idea and executed with craft. It required real production planning, a strong creative point of view, and the ability to maintain premium consistency across unpredictable environments. The result was content that not only looked beautiful, but also built credibility and desire.







