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About us
The word ‘sēon’ comes from Middle English, meaning ‘to see’.
It was the Vikings who brought us the modern concept of dreaming - the ability to see in your sleep.
Dreams were very important to the Vikings. Through dreams, they could predict the future, find hidden knowledge, and communicate with other worlds. Even the Gods had dreams.
An important job was given to the select few who could see what others couldn’t - the task of finding meaning in the visions seen only in the mind’s eye, translating the symbols into something more graspable.
At Sēon, we endeavour to translate what others see. For some, it’s vague - a feeling or a sense they want to share with others. For others, it’s something in the distance - quite defined, but hard to describe. We find the visual language they’re looking for.
We work primarily with founder-run businesses - because they’re dreamers, too.
Sēon Creative is a multidisciplinary creative studio based in London.
Contact
Get in touch: hello@seoncreative.com
Leadership
Sarah Malik
Sarah is Sēon’s Founder & Director. With a BA in Anthropology from Cambridge and an MA in Drawing from UAL’s Wimbledon College, Sarah brings a unique blend of artistic vision and anthropological insight to her design practice. She’s been a featured guest on the Women on Top podcast, and was included on Feisty’s list of the Top 50 Female Founded Companies in London. Sarah loves Yorkshire tea with too much milk and has been known to win new business by speaking to strangers in the lift.
Founder
Charlie Braithwaite
Charlie comes from a content marketing and copywriting background, having written for multinational banks, fast-growing unicorns, early-stage startups, and everything in-between. At Sēon, he ensures that clients’ copy and messaging matches the quality of their design and branding. He prioritises simplicity and clarity, believing that the most powerful message is the one readers understand—and remember. Outside of work, he loves spotting spelling mistakes in restaurant menus (yes, really) and watching as much sport as humanly possible.
Head of Communications