So Good Studio LTD
Design Services
Birmingham, United Kingdom
2 employees
- Employees
- 2
- Contacts
- 1
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- 1
So Good Studio LTD Overview
- Headquarters
- Birmingham, United Kingdom
- Industry
- Design Services
- Employees
- 2
- Founded
- 2018
- NAICS
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Specialized Design ServicesIndustrial Design ServicesOther Specialized Design Services
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About So Good Studio LTD
So Good Studio was founded in 2018 to create arts that connect the past and the future. So Good Studio a creative design studio based in Birmingham, United Kingdom - specializing in photomontage illustration and graphics for the creative industry. With clients ranging from AppleTv Plus, Allianz, TK Maxx, HSBC, Birmingham 2022, So Good Studio has earned international recognition with works published in Billboard, Rolling Stone, Hollywood Reporter, Politico, The Economist, The Guardian, New Stateman, The Telegraph and many more others. Through production process, graphic design, event posters, big murals, photography, animations and everything in between, So Good Studio produces an aesthetic that speaks for itself. No client is too small, no corporation is too large for So Good Studio to satisfy.
So Good Studio LTD Contact Details
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So Good Studio LTD Org Chart
Sample employees and titles| Name | Title | Location | Contact |
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| Marta Kochanek | Creative Mind / Photomontage | United Kingdom |
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| Yiming Huang | Graduate at University of Southampton |
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