Sarp Sozdinler (b. 1989, Izmir) lives and works in Istanbul, Turkey. He began his independent graphic design practice in 2014 while studying at Die Angewandte / University of Applied Arts Vienna, after switching from Computer Engineering between the years 2006—2009. Before moving on to launching his own studio, he completed his internships and art directorial efforts in various countries, ranging from Italy to Belgium, at studios like Base Design, VtwoB, BEK / Bulent Erkmen, and Future Anectodes Istanbul.

He now gives Typography classes at Istanbul Aydin University, and a participant in the post graduate program of Mimar Sinan University of Fine Arts, where he also earned his BFA. His work has been exhibited internationally with both solo and joint performances under private and academic roofs, the more recent of which includes London Design Week, Brno Graphic Design Biennial, Graphic Matters / Graphic Design Festival Breda, Taiwan International Graphic Design Award, Tolerance Poster Show, and so on. His studio works across various media but gravitates more toward the poster format, and produces books, exhibition designs, magazines, typefaces, catalogs, and websites for art and cultural institutions, and artists.

Alongside the design practice, he is the founder of Faces of Google Earth project, a co-founder at small publishing house Editions Inédits, and writes and illustrates a web graphic novel titled The Orchard, and filming short found-footage documentaries and motion poems.