MONICA ARREOLA - Social Media

Tiburon Film Festival Poster Contest Winner

Winner of the 20th Annual Tiburon International Film Festival Poster Contest.
Every other year I submit an entry to challenge and evolve my design.
TIFF is an annual event, seeking to improve a grater understanding of cultures through film.
TIFF's goal is to promote tolerance and cultural enrichment: Understanding the World through Film®.
Visit www.TiburonFilmFestival.com for more information and to look at past poster winners.

Design Winner

20th Annual Submission

18th Annual Submission

15th Annual Submission

2020 Holiday Social Media Graphics

Collaborating with the design team to create a suite of sharable holiday graphics to be used in social platforms and other marketing materials.

Social Media Graphics, Event Reminders & Invites

Collaborating with Real Estate agents and Sereno brokerage gave me the opportunity to convey their message and reach a wider audience with eye-catching designs. Below are a combination of agent and corporate graphics.

Sharable Graphic (Children's Day)

Sharable Graphic (Spare the Air)

Save the Date Registration

Sharable Graphic (Mental Health)

Sharable Graphic (Pride Month)

Newspaper Ad

Besides Real Estate, Sereno agents are also passionate about bringing awareness and serving their communities. It is not uncommon to be tasked with creating Ads about topics the agents are passionate about.

Published in the Los Altos Town Crier

Dimensions: 8.375 x 10.125 Full Page

Ad in Action (Mockup)

YBCA San Francisco - Program Flyers

Submission work for YBCA's Annual Event.

Yerba Buena Center for the Arts is one of the nation's most innovative art institutions, founded in 1993 as the cultural anchor of SF's Yerba Buena Gardens development. YBCA's work spans the realms of contemporary art, civic engagement, and public life.

YBCA's mission: Generating culture that moves people.

Final

The Alphabet - Design Exercise

The objective for this exercise is to problem solve your way into marketing anything: the alphabet. All letters in the alphabet are divided in thirds, each representing individual topics: repetition, transition, or opposition. After each third is represented accordingly, all three designs must also come together to create a cohesiveness piece.