Sofia Di Marco

SOFIA DI MARCO

sofiamanda.dimarco@gmail.com
+46 70 489 4455
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I’m a visual creator who loves to work concept based.

I do graphic design, art direction, animation & illustration. I aim for a style without limitations that is bold and playful, yet simple and clean.

Education

2022–2025 BFA Visual Communication, Beckmans College of Design

2021–2022 Evening School: Visual Communication, Beckmans College of Design

2019–2020 Bild och grafisk form, Nyckelviksskolan

Internship

2024 (22/4–31/5) Brand Union Stockholm

Scholarships

July 2025 Residency at Villa San Michele

2025 Development Scholarship by Stockholm Design Lab

SELECTED PROJECTS

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1. Freyja + Söder
Packaging design & illustration

Cava and beer labels for Freyja + Söder
in collaboration with OMAKA.

2. Katarsis
A speculative glimpse into the future workplace, presented in the form of a short film commissioned by A house.

Directed, written, and produced by Sofia Di Marco, Jonatan Modin, and Emilia Lind, and made possible with support from Rockson, Sellpy, and Nyfosa.

3. Boiling Water
A 2D animated short film about female ADHD, where
a small, everyday moment unfolds into a story of overlooked internalised symptoms and lost time.

“The film is illustrated in graphite and watercolor, and animated frame by frame at varying frame rates, with the slow, analogue process reflecting the core themes: an exploration of time, stillness, and emotional overflow.”

4. Christmas Cards
Illustration

A collection of postcards and matching tags for the christmas market at Beckmans College of Design.

5. TACET
Typography, Print

Collaboration with Amanda Artberger & Tiffany Louise Hoff.

6. LAYERS
Typeface

Made up of 988 drawings in total, LAYERS is a typeface showing the average form of 38 versions of each letter. The typeface also consists of a bold and a light, as well as the sharpest, weirdest, and most tired-looking of the letters I drew.

7. Stickers for HeyLinn

8. My dear
Personal project

A photography book based on the poem I Shall Forget You Presently, My Dear by the American poet Edna St. Vincent Millay.