Hi, I'm Arielle

I found my love for design in high school when I took my first digital design course. Although many of the projects were tutorials or mockup prompts, I was always excited to come to class and create something new. 

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In 2017, I won a poster design contest for Florida Southwestern State College's Holocaust Memorial Program, a project created in memory of the founding faculty member, Dr. Talbot Spivak. I received a reward and my design was showcased throughout the campus. This contest showed me how design serves as powerful tool to communicate messages.

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Over the years I've studied all aspects of visual communications. During my time at USF, where I graduated from the Zimmerman School of Advertising and Mass Communications with a Bachelors in Integrated Public Relations & Advertising and a certificate in Visualization & Design, I focused on producing creative materials for advertising and marketing campaigns.  I soon found my niche in graphic design. Working in design I found I could influence positive change in the world and nurture my passion for storytelling. 

 

Currently, I'm working to join the coporate arena in advertising or the entertainment industry in TV production to work with professionals that produce content  that communicate visual, thought provoking messages and portrays authentic narratives that are relatable, realistic and inspiring.

 

In my down time you can catch me doddling in my sketchbook, praticing Hangul, or tuning in to my internet cousin, Evelyn from the Internets, and her friend Hallease on YouTube for creative inspo. 

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