Andrea Arechaga

Andrea Arechaga The studio was founded in 2016, and since then we have specialized in designing and developing conce

✏️ From the business card you hand to a donor to the folder that holds a family’s resources at the Back to School Fiesta...
06/02/2026

✏️ From the business card you hand to a donor to the folder that holds a family’s resources at the Back to School Fiesta, every piece of the Community By Sanchez identity was designed to feel consistent, intentional, and alive. Bold enough to stop you. Warm enough to invite you in.

The stationery system carries the full visual language of the brand into every formal interaction. Paco Dillo, the quilt block patterns, and even the dot pattern that travels across these pieces, a direct echo of the natural texture of his shell, bring the same handcrafted energy from the event floor to the boardroom. Because a nonprofit that shows up for its community should look like it means it, in every room, at every table, in every conversation.

And then there are the stickers. Small, joyful, and completely shareable. Because the best brands travel. Every Paco Dillo sticker that ends up on a laptop, a water bottle, or a kid’s folder is a little piece of Austin pride making its way into the world.

This is what it looks like when a brand is built all the way through. 🫰🏻


A great brand doesn’t live on a screen. It lives on the people who believe in it.Every year since 2022, the Back to Scho...
06/02/2026

A great brand doesn’t live on a screen. It lives on the people who believe in it.

Every year since 2022, the Back to School Fiesta has brought hundreds of Austin families together connecting them with supplies, resources, and the certainty that an entire community is rooting for them. It is Community By Sanchez’s flagship event, and the volunteers who make it happen show up wearing the brand with pride.

The t-shirt and bandana you see here are part of the volunteer uniform and every detail was designed with intention. The quilt block pattern woven throughout is one of the oldest forms of community craft in Texas. Every block a contribution. Every stitch a decision to show up. Together they make something whole. Just like this community does.

Behind every stitch is a belief that every family deserves to be seen, that culture is something to celebrate not hide, and that the most powerful thing a community can do is show up for its own. That is what these colors, these patterns, and these people represent every single time.

For our kids. From y’all’s heart. 🌵🌞


We are honored to introduce the visual identity of  an Austin-based nonprofit founded by Beth Sanchez with one purpose: ...
06/02/2026

We are honored to introduce the visual identity of an Austin-based nonprofit founded by Beth Sanchez with one purpose: making sure no child gets left behind.

Every design decision in this brand is intentional. The colors are pulled directly from the Texas landscape: Bluebonnet fields, Goldenrod wildflowers, the electric bloom of a Prickly Pear cactus, the green of Hill Country prairies after the rain, and the soft warmth of Texas Limestone. Five colors. Five pieces of home.

The visual language is rooted in Texas-Mexican folk art handcrafted, bold, and alive. A tradition that has always belonged to the communities that built this city. We didn’t reference it. We honored it.

At the heart of it all lives Paco Dillo a folk art armadillo drawn by hand, That tree is not decoration. It is the brand’s deepest truth: a community, like a tree, only grows when everyone waters it together. Tend to it, protect it, and season by season it becomes something bigger than any one person could have built alone.

This is a brand that represents both the families who receive and the people who show up for them, because in this community, everyone belongs. Everyone is seen. And everyone has a reason to wear it with pride. 🤍

Not every bathroom has to be… ordinary. ✨This one was designed for a family that loves a little magic in everyday life. ...
03/06/2026

Not every bathroom has to be… ordinary. ✨

This one was designed for a family that loves a little magic in everyday life. So we turned a simple bathroom into a subtle tribute to the wizarding world of Harry Potter.

Instead of making it feel like a theme park, we focused on atmosphere.
Moody tones, layered textures, and small details that feel like they could belong in a potions classroom at Hogwarts.

The goal was simple:
Create a space that surprises guests and makes the homeowners smile every single day.

Because great design should reflect who you are, not just what is trending.

Now we’re curious 👀

✨ Would you ever create a themed space in your home?
✨ If yes… what theme would you choose?

Drop your idea in the comments. We might design the next one. 🪄

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