Young woman with long, wavy brown hair and glossy pink lips posing indoors wearing a black lace top.
Smiling young woman with long curly black hair wearing white top against a plain background.
Smiling woman with long brown hair wearing pearl hoop earrings and a black lace top, posing with her hand near her ear.
Woman with long blonde hair, glossy lips, wearing patterned sheer sleeves and dangling pearl earrings, holding her hand near her face with decorated nails.
Smiling young woman with long black hair and pearl hoop earrings.
Close-up of a woman with long dark hair, wearing large hoop earrings and a fluffy pink jacket, speaking in a dimly lit setting.

Who am I?

I’m Pearl Adu, a product designer with an educational background in special events management at George Brown College in Toronto and a UX/UI design certification.

I am intentional about designing creatively to simplify complex experiences. With experience as an entrepreneur, I also design 3D and motion graphics, continually growing and reflecting. Designing engaging and seamlessly intuitive interfaces with a focus on purpose and good intentions is what truly motivates me.

When I'm not designing, I delve into the world of video games, study astronomy, watch KDramas, and spend time with family.

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SKILLS
Various digital interfaces displayed on devices: Sims 4 game menu on desktop, mobile app for Mexico data plan and virtual reality, movie streaming app on phones, and influencer analytics and movie discovery dashboards on MacBook Pros.

UX/UI & PRODUCT DESIGN

I enjoy speaking with people and seeing what problems they're having and how I can solve the problem with design.

Product design is special to me because I get to tie my business and creative mind to the success of the users and the whole market.

My stack includes Figma, Sketch, Miro, and agile tools.

SKILLS
Collage of three scenes: 3D modeling software showing three female avatars, a woman in a Blue Jays shirt sitting in a modern living room with plants and string lights, and a woman in casual clothes waving inside a cozy bedroom with snowy window view.

3D DESIGN

The future of design is 3D design. I felt as a designer that 3D was the next best thing to learn, so I made sure I did. It's always been a dream of mine.
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I created all 3D avatar versions of myself across my website and the motion design in my homepage loading video.

I've familiarized myself with Blender, and I am learning how to implement UI designs into Unreal Engine 5 and Unity and AR/VR in the future.

My stack includes: Blender and Spline.

SKILLS
Woman wearing a blue cap and beige Essentials hoodie standing in a cozy room with snowy pine trees visible through a large window behind her.

MOTION DESIGN

Motion design is a step up from 3D design. I love designing in 3D, but animating something and watching it move in real-time?
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Let's just say I've satisfied the 12-year-old me who always wondered how Nintendo made Mario move. This is something I continue to practice and get better at every day.

My stack includes: Blender.