Welcome to OUTFIT – a portfolio showcase of a New York-based multidisciplinary creative Tim Yevtuhov, a.k.a TIMUR. Tim’s work spans Advertising, Design, Fine Art and Music. Throughout the years, he worked on diverse array of projects, ranging from personalities, to brands big and small. In addition to getting the job done well for his clients, his work was also recognized with creative industry awards. Let’s work together!
As an arts organization, presentation and visual communication is particularly important to the National
Sculpture Society (NSS). Timur has created invitations, posters, and social media posts for several
NSS exhibitions. Timur’s artistic vision and design sensibility combined with his professionalism and
technical skills make him an ideal designer for NSS. We have never been disappointed with any of his
proposed design solutions and look forward to a continuing partnership.
Executive Director
National Sculpture Society
Timur, is one of the kindest people I’ve met in my life. He has shown me tremendous amount of talent
and enthusiasm for what he does. I am so happy with my booklet!
Founder of On Set with Jaslene.
Winner of America’s Next Top Model,
Cycle 8
It was really great working with Timur! He always fully committed himself to the successful outcome of any creative project we sent his way. His vision and creativity helped elevate our brand. He always made deadlines, regardless of how tough they were. Not only is Tumur a true artist, but he was also a very friendly and reliable person to work with.
Founder & CEO of Bushwick Film Festival
Producer, Writer, Director
National Sculpture Society (NSS) promotes excellence in sculpture that is inspired by the natural world. Programs include Sculpture Review magazine, the SculptureNews e-bulletin, scholarships, grants, exhibitions and competitions.
The Bushwick Film Festival (BFF) is an MWBE certified independent film, media, and event production company in Brooklyn, NY. Its annual festival attracts over 3500 attendees, as well as more than 1500 film submissions from 60 countries around the world, contributing to the Borough’s cultural and economic growth.
The Texas Lottery is the government-operated lottery available throughout Texas. Each concept is aimed at fully embracing the idea behind the advertised game, in a way that is most true and unique to its core nature.
Ice Breakers Wellness Gum is packed with Antioxidants from Vitamin C and other good stuff. This fact led to the development of a campaign where illustrated mascots on each respective pack were brought to life and given a story. Also featuring an unusual product from Ice Breakers, and a 100th Anniversary commemorative ad for Chicago White Sox Yearbook.
DISH prides itself on a history of groundbreaking customer service and product innovation. In their recruiting campaign, using photos of real employes, DISH highlights the kinds of people they are looking to hire – problem-solving, Can-Do team players.
Greyhound Lines, Inc., usually shortened to Greyhound, is an intercity bus common carrier serving more than 3,800 destinations across North America, since 1914. The company touts their offerings of great benefits, competitive pay, and continuously setting high standards for superior service and careers.
In accordance with the Lunar Calendar, observed by a vast Asian Community worldwide, 2018 was the Year of the Dog. There was only 1 Transportation company in the United States that could fully own this significant cultural event, available once in 12 years, and make a direct link to its brand and a mascot in a clever and eyecatching way.
A dynamic fusion of popular Traditional Asian Art Iconography with the Modern Greyhound vehicles was developed. The careers-driven messaging of the work was reinforced by the iconic quotes from the revered Chinese philosopher Confucius.
Herald House is New York’s premium leather jacket store. Posters were crafted to sway shoppers into purchasing the merchandise.
On Set with Jaslene (OSWJ) was founded in 2013 by America’s Next Top Model winner and industry expert, Jaslene Gonzalez. Today, OSWJ is a leading provider of high-end education and has helped countless talented models unlock their full potential. The comprehensive program offers a variety of webinars and personalized courses dedicated to each model’s professional and personal development.
Jaslene’s rise to fame as a leading top model is more than her natural beauty and talent — it is particularly marked by her passion and determination. Born and raised in Chicago, this All-American Latina of Puerto Rican descent harbored aspirations of modeling even as a pre-teen: “I’d be posing in front of the mirror in my room, staring at inspirational collages of super models on my walls,” she reveals.
Taking her cues from Gisele Bundchen, Liya Kebede and Tyra Banks, the ever-rising star has studied and embraced the journey to becoming a super model. Jaslene asserts, “You’ve got to live it, breathe it, feel it. Modeling is an art form and I am an artist. I take my work very seriously.”
This section highlights projects that are self-initiated, and driven by desire to make impactful work that enriches life experience,
inspires action and benefits humanity.
In March of 2020, when Coronavirus was wrecking havoc on the country and the world, and with NYC quickly becoming an epicenter, everyone without exception had found themselves under stress, and fear for their lives. Artists have historically responded to difficulties with their creativity in order to help in any way they could. Therefore, I had created a series of PSA posters that I put out into the world for the purpose of encouraging kindness towards one another, and safe practices during a very confusing, isolating, and scary time. Shortly after I had made the work, an art competition was announced by Amplifier.org – a Washington-based charity, which I entered. One of the pieces was selected by Levi’s® to be used on their limited edition series of apparel, with proceeds benefiting communities most affected by the Pandemic, as well as educational outreach.
I took the art into the streets, painting on boarded-up storefronts to spread love and positivity during the time of health and economic crisis.
On June 2, 2020, following widespread looting and devastation in SoHo, after the death of George Floyd, a small cadre of artists came together to realize that if there ever were a time for artists to express themselves, this was that time. Forming Art2Heart, the core team sent out a call for artists to bring optimism, healing and love to SoHo, by painting messages of compassion and unity onto the boarded-up buildings to welcome change. This created a context that ignited artists, from first timers to the world renowned, age six to seventy-six, all races, from all boroughs and beyond, to come and express their emotional, spiritual and political cries for much needed social change. Because all of SoHo was a canvas, because of its history, the painting continued through the Summer with over 600 paintings created by more than 300 artists. In addition to painting among these artists and photographing this historic time, I had created promotional materials to help the group in spreading the word about the initiative.
