I'm Sol, a designer based in London. I help independent businesses build visual identities that feel intentional, memorable, and completely theirs. From logo to brand system to the stuff that actually shows up on screens and in people's hands. If you're building something you care about, I'd love to help it look the part.

Work


RUN RUN RUN

Brand identityBBC Studios (Junior Designer)2026
Run Run Run is one of Britain's newest reality and entertainment labels, producing fast-paced formats for a generation that doesn't sit still.

The brand needed to feel like it was always in motion — reactive, energetic, and never precious. The stacked wordmark became a device that could carry any colour combination and work across every touchpoint, from billboard to TikTok. The broader system (brand language, social tiles, website, and presentation template) was built to give internal teams the tools to show up consistently while keeping the energy alive. 






Lunara Botanicals
Brand identityLunara Botanicals LTD2026

Lunara Botanicals blends plant-based ingredients with scientific rigour, targeting a conscious consumer who doesn't want to choose between efficacy and ethics. The challenge was standing out in a crowded skincare market without resorting to its visual clichés. 

Rather than earthy neutrals and hand-drawn botanicals, the identity leans into something more unexpected: a vibrant, shifting palette of periwinkle, terracotta, lime and peach, anchored by an elegant high-contrast serif and a four-point star motif. The moon-eye icon; part celestial, part cosmetic, acts as a recurring brand mark across packaging and social. 

Each product line takes its own colour, giving the range cohesion on shelf while remaining visually distinct. The result is a brand that feels genuinely modern: luxurious, but with personality




ROVE
Brand identity2025

Rove is an e-scooter rental service aimed at students — affordable, app-based, and built for campus life. The brand had to cut through: this is a product that lives on streets, phones, and social feeds, competing for attention in a Gen Z visual landscape. 

The identity is built around raw energy: acid green, hot pink, electric blue and purple cycling across applications, anchored by a chunky wordmark where the 'V' doubles as a lightning bolt. The bolt extends into a standalone icon that works as an app icon, sticker, and social avatar. 

The brand voice leaned into the name as a verb giving the social presence a personality that matched the visual noise.




myPersonal  Best
Visual identity + Presentation designBBC Studios 2025

myPersonal Best is an internal BBC Studios platform covering personal development, leadership, and recruitment. The brief required a visual identity that felt distinct from the BBC's broadcast-facing brand — warmer, more human, and built for internal culture. The speech bubble emerged as the hero device: inherently conversational, it nods to dialogue, feedback, and growth. 

A bold palette of amber, teal, coral and deep purple allows each sub-programme to hold its own identity while remaining part of a coherent family. The system extended into a full presentation template, giving internal teams the tools to communicate consistently across the organisation.




BBC Earth vertical strands
Visual identity + Motion + Art directionBBC Studios/ BBC Earth (Designer)2024

Brought to life three new BBC Earth Instagram series to life, I built each strand's visual world from scratch. Cute Loops, Myths Debunked, and Animal ASMR each demanded a different personality and for each, I developed a cohesive design system: visual identity, Instagram templates, and brand guidelines built for consistency at scale.

The project extended into motion, where I art directed title sequences in collaboration with motion artists and contributed directly to the animation.




hem
Logo design2024

Hem approached the brief with a clear tension to resolve: luxury real estate that doesn't take itself too seriously. The brand needed to feel exclusive without feeling cold. Starting from hem (Swedish for home) the identity leans into typographic refinement rather than iconography. The ‘e’ at an angle as if its laid back, a quiet nod to comfort and considered living. 

The result is a wordmark that sits equally at home on a billboard, a website header, or a property brochure.