TREVORMASTI N D U S T R I A L D E S I G N P O R T F O L I O

EXPERIENCE

Bang Zoom Design, Ltd.September – December 2015Provided various toy designs, concepts, and functions, through sketching and rapid prototyping, to clients.

BISSELL Homecare, Inc. January – April 2015Assisted the vacuum team in research, product-line design refresh, and concept development.

Hasbro, Inc. - Nerf May – July 2014Explored new IP through research, ideation, and concept development. Created visual assets, mockups, deco, and foam-core models for presentations.

Bakery Crafts, Inc. January 7, 2013 – May 3, 2013August 26, 2013 – December 20, 2013Worked with 3D concept iteration for rapid prototyping. Developed a course for the design team to learn 3D modeling.

Tetrafab Corporation June 2012 – June 2013Consultant: Created CAD mockups of products based on clients’ requirements. Built a library of CAD components. Created product specification sheets for customers’ reference.

EDUCATION

University of Cincinnati - Cincinnati, OH2011–Present (Class of 2016)School of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning

Charles Allen Prosser School of Technology - New Albany, IN 2009–2011 Drafting/Design Program

ACTIVITIES

University of Cincinnati DAAP Camp 2013Assisted high school students with camp activities and skill building. Chaperoned students on trips to local museums and galleries.

NASAD AccreditationParticipated in the school-wide show of DAAP students’ work for the accreditation process. My Yeti mountain bike project was featured in the show.

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NOMAD

THE RIDELive for the Thrill

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Iconic Design and TechnologyTHE BIKE

THE TRIBEDesigns for the Enthusiast

SOPHISTICATED FAMILIARITYThe aesthetic of the Nomad frame is inspired by the streamiled designs of sci-fi vehicles as well as the existing Yeti Cycles product line.

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The Nomad keeps the iconic Yeti appearance while adding a modern streamlined aesthetic. Utilizing Yeti’s Switch Technology and a full suspension, this frame can take whatever is thrown at it.

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AUX AUXILIARYM O B I L E D E S I G N W O R K S T A T I O N

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FOR THE CREATIVEThe designer needs a support tool for an on-the-go lifestyle in the city. Something that allows them to bring essential design gear with them with ease and simplicity.

• Laptop• Mouse• Power• Pens• Markers• Paper

Essential Gear

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BRUTALIST APPROACHAuxiliary takes inspiration from brutalist architecture for it’s raw design and emphasis on materials, textures, and construction. Representing specific functional zones, brutalism exposes its features externally. Tactical-style packs take brutalist themes and apply them to soft goods, making their functional characteristics apparent at first glance.

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Your laptop is securely held in place by elastic bands to prevent shifting. The pack unfolds onto a table and gives you quick access to all of your tools.

Sketch paper is stored in the pouch behind the drawing board. The drawing board provides you with an always-smooth surface for sketching.

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TERRAFLEXA D A P T A B L E H E L M E T S Y S T E M

MODULAR PARTS

The removable parts of the TERRAFLEX system is designed to be flexible to the types of terrain the rider will encounter. The base helmet is perfect for urban cycling, but if the rider wants to hit the trails he/she can attach the chin bar for extra face protection.

Cycling related accidents accountfor 20% of all sports-related TBIs.

70% of cyclists killed in 2010were not wearing a helmet.

Direct impacts can cause the brain to bounce inside the skull.

Quick head rotations can cause the brain to rotate, tearing blood vessels.

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NEW TECHNOLOGIES

While wearing a helmet does not guarantee complete prevention of concussions they can lessen the effects of receiving a blow to the head. By incorporating new technologies, the TERRAFLEX helmet can lessen the effects even further, compared to traditional expanded polystyrene helmets.

PREVENTING CONCUSSIONS

INDUSTRY-LEADING PROTECTIONEnergy Absorption

By combining thousands of polymer tubes together, it creates a structure that has efficient energy absorption. The hollow tubes provide a constant airflow around the user’s head.

Multi-Directional ImpactProtection System

MIPS works by having a free-floating dome that directlyfastens to the wearer. The outer part of the helmet can rotate freely from the user’s head.

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ADVENTURE PACK

FUNCTIONAL STYLEThe Adventure Pack fills the gap between lightweight technical packs and aesthetically pleasing messenger bags. Keeping the functional aspect of technical hiking pack allows for a versatile tool and applying a sleek aesthetic increases visual appeal for the style-oriented user.

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