Daniela Arce, Graphic Designer

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I'm Daniela Arce, a Colombian graphic designer in Toronto who traded numbers for color, now building brands, print, and content with a point of view.

Illustrator InDesign Photoshop Canva Trello Figma Notion Excel Word CapCut Instagram TikTok Framer VS Code HTML CSS
BodyCraft Fitness Manual Impasto Pasta Packaging Rootstock Seed Catalogue SilBe Fitness Trifold Cherry Vice Mocktail Can Sunny Gyal Album Branding Arôme Restaurant Branding & Menu MIT Technology Review Feature The Great Gatsby Reimagined Cover Maven Burger Branding Rölled Bakery Branding

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Also made

Social content for Ohana, a Colombian coffee shop in Toronto.

Sound Check: Sodas vs. Water

A trending audio format used to spotlight Ohana's cold drink menu.

Reels Editing & Trends

Coffee People vs. Everyone Else

A relatable joke format built to connect with the local coffee shop crowd.

Reels Editing & Trends

Tintico at 40°C

Leaning into Colombian coffee culture, because tintico doesn't take days off, even in a heat wave.

Reels Editing & Trends

What I bring
to the table.

Branding

Building brands with personality, from logo to full visual identity.

Print Design

Flyers, posters, and editorial pieces made to actually get noticed.

Social Media Content

Posts, carousels, and stories designed to stop the scroll.

Photo Editing

Retouching and color work that keeps a photo looking real, just its best version.

A designer who turns emotions into ideas and ideas into something real.

How a project moves forward.

Daniela Arce taking a playful selfie with hand-drawn doodle sunglasses and tie

"I keep my process simple and honest, so you always know where we're headed and what to expect."

Daniela
1. Getting the brief

I start by understanding what the project actually needs: who it's for, what it has to say, and what success looks like.

2. Finding the concept

Sketching, gathering references, and letting the idea take shape before I open any software.

3. Designing with intention

Neutrals as a base, then a strong pop of color when the moment calls for it. Every choice earns its place.

4. Refining

Stepping back, getting feedback, and adjusting until the piece feels confident and clean.

5. Delivering

Final files, ready for print or the web, with a bit of my personality baked into every one.

Let's start a
project together.

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What services do you offer?

Branding and visual identity, print design, photography and photo editing, and web design, as a single service or combined into one project.

How long does a project usually take?

It depends on scope. Send me a message and we can figure out a realistic timeline together.

What do you need from me to get started?

A short brief: your goals, any references you like, and existing brand assets if you have them. If you're not sure yet, that's okay too. We can figure it out together.

Do you work with remote or international clients?

Yes. I'm based in Toronto, Canada, and happy to collaborate remotely.