Soulellis Studio
We’re a strategic design studio. We create brands and branded communications. Paul Soulellis started Soulellis Studio in 2001 and has grown the office out of a love for clarity, color, typography and structure. Our work includes naming, strategic messages, logos, websites, publications, posters, signs, vehicles, and other things in two- and three-dimensions. We’ve collaborated with Naomi Judd, Richard Saul Wurman, Waterworks, Sears, Council on Competitiveness, Auburn University and Cornell University, among others. Soulellis Studio is currently rebranding The Municipal Art Society of New York—the oldest urban development advocacy group in New York City. Our team is smart, sharp and savvy. Paul Soulellis is trained as an architect and is a visiting critic at Cornell University, and frequently lectures on information design. Erik Vrielink is a graphic designer and graduate of the Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam. Alison Walsh is our in-house writer and caretaker of the AP Style Guide. Jamie Kennard is our partner in all things web and runs Krate. If you think we should work with you, send a note to hello@soulellis.com

Soulellis Studio is a design firm specializing in brand identity and communications. This is where we show our work and other things that turn us on. Visit us at 114 West 17 Street, New York City 10011. Give us a call at 212 243 5080. Or send a note to hello@soulellis.com

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