Juan Andrés Rujana –
Juan Rujana grew up in Venezuela and now lives in Brooklyn, New York. He currently works as a wayfinding designer at Mijksenaar.
Contact →
juanoa8@gmail.com
Wayfinding →
Establishing and applying wayfinding standards for all airports in the region.
Personal Projects →
Sunset Hues
Lampshade designed using a direct gcode editor, removing the need for modeling and slicing before 3D printing.
Bushwick AI Art Series
Color Explorations
An ongoing exploration of colors and materials on various popular shoes. All concepts were created digitally.
Freelance Projects →
Minnesota United FC
Epimonia: Product Design
Apr 2021 → July 2021
Product collaboration with MLS team Minnesota United FC.
Made by Refugees
Epimonia: Fashion Design & Film
Nov 2020 → Feb 2021
Fashion film featuring new products for Epimonia’s New York Fashion Week debut.
EpimoniaLab
Epimonia: UI/UX Design
Nov 2020 → Feb 2021
E-commerce website for collaboration-focused collections.
Made by Refugees
Epimonia: Fashion Design & Film
Nov 2020 → Feb 2021
Fashion film featuring new products for Epimonia’s New York Fashion Week Debut.
EpimoniaLab
Epimonia: UI/UX Design
Nov 2020 → Feb 2021
Redesigned website and branding to amplify collaboration-focused initiatives.
School Work →
Work from University of Minnesota
Eye – Case Study
User Research, Product Design
A reimagined walking cane that utilizes sensors and haptic feedback to help the visually impaired navigate more conveniently.
Solace
User Research, Product Design
Thesis project focused on improving the travel experience for kids on the autism spectrum through a backpack that creates a portable personal space.
Braun Health
Product Design, UX/UI
Smart fidget toy that uses sensory interactions to help children cope while tracking stressful moments throughout their day.
Internships →
Produce Stand
Agua Gorda Co-op
May 2020 → Aug 2020
Fruit and produce stand design and development in a local farming community.
Window Shop
Float/There
May 2020 → Aug 2020
Personalized online shopping experience for female travelers across the US.