Four toucans in one tropical pattern
The name set the ingredients
I created Touc Fruits as a personal pattern-design project in 2021. Its name brings toucans, fruit, and a fruit cereal shaped like colored rings into the same world. I placed those rings among papaya, mango, banana, apple, and strawberry, making the wordplay part of the repeat itself.

From sketch to pattern
I sketched birds, branches, palm fronds, fruit, and rings as parts of the same tile. Line and color developed together. In the finished pattern, the long branches and overlapping palm leaves set the rhythm; smaller fruit and rings occupy the spaces between the birds.


Four beaks, four species
The tile brings together the keel-billed, white-throated, yellow-throated, and toco toucans. I drew all four with the same rounded shapes and loose line, while keeping the beak profiles and plumage colors that distinguish each species.

The Portuguese labels correspond to keel-billed, white-throated, yellow-throated, and toco toucans.
Color behind the drawing
The pattern comes in turquoise, green, pale yellow, pink, and lavender. The five backgrounds take it from cool to warm palettes, with the drawing and repeat intact.





Across objects and screens
Mug, cushion, slip-on shoes, T-shirt, tablets, and phones: the applications show how the same pattern behaves across curved objects, fabric, footwear, and digital screens.

Mockup templates: Creatsy for the mug and Mockups Design for the cushion.

Mockup templates: Creatsy for the shoes and Sebastian Gallor for the T-shirt.

Device mockup template: Anthony Boyd Graphics.



