Studio Sol Creative

Designing a new brand without a moodboard is like having a restaurant menu without a description... It's not essential to have it, but it leaves a lot of room for misunderstanding and confusion.⁠
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A moodboard at the start of a project ensures you and your client are on the same page. That the direction you are going in is inline with their vision.⁠
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This moodboard was created a little while back for a brand we did for a new bar and tapas restaurant that opened recently in Dubai. ⁠

It's Winter - and its COOOLD ❄️❄️❄️
My Mysa activity that is comfortable & pleasurable is snuggling under a hot bean bag, with a fur hoodie and extra fluffy blanket.
Some might say Overkill... I say Bliss!

For today’s post I'm featuring the luxury font family IvyMode" - A gorgeous typeface designed by Jan Maack from

Available in 10 weights, the IvyMode family’s weight range has many of the sophisticated ligatures and elegant design details.

IvyMode is a font made for fashion magazines and luxury brands.
It is a flared sans serif with lots of ligatures and extras. This high-contrast, subtly flared sans has diamond dots and angled extenders for extra style; novel ligatures, stylistic alternates, and bonus glyphs up the ante.

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Ivy Mode can be found on Adobe fonts, or for purchase through
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What has been your go-to fonts recently? 🤩 --
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