This page explains how content published on SOL SOLO may be accessed, referenced, cited, reproduced, licensed or otherwise used. It also acts as the public rights, permissions and licensing reference page for selected Sol Solo materials where page metadata, image metadata, structured data or other rights notices point to this page as the relevant usage reference.
SOL SOLO is presented on this website as a practice by CARLOS SIMPSON™ Design Studio. Depending on the material in question, rights may sit with Carlos Simpson, CARLOS SIMPSON™, Carlos Simpson Design Studio, SOL SOLO, or another clearly identified rights holder where expressly stated. Nothing on this website should be read as granting permission to reproduce, republish, adapt, commercialise, train AI systems on, or otherwise exploit protected material unless that permission is expressly stated or granted in writing.
It clarifies ownership, permissions, image licensing, citation expectations, AI restrictions and the route for requesting rights clearance for selected Sol Solo content.
This page may also operate as the public usage information and acquire-licence reference page for selected Sol Solo images, artworks, page visuals and other original materials where metadata or structured data points here.
It does not automatically grant a licence, nor does it mean every item on the website is freely reusable or commercially licensable. Separate written permission may still be required.
This policy applies to original content published on solsolo.com unless a different rights statement, licence, attribution line or third-party notice expressly applies to a specific item.
This policy is intended to clarify rights and permissions for public-facing website content. It does not automatically override a separate written licence, publishing agreement, commissioned-use agreement or other contract that may apply to a specific work, collaboration or project.
Unless otherwise stated, original content published on this website is protected by copyright, design rights, trademark law, database rights and other applicable intellectual property rights.
Ownership may sit with Carlos Simpson, CARLOS SIMPSON™, Carlos Simpson Design Studio, SOL SOLO or another clearly identified rights holder depending on the nature of the material and the context in which it appears.
The publication of content on this website does not place it in the public domain. Public access is not the same thing as permission to reproduce, republish, adapt, commercialise, train a model on, or otherwise exploit protected material.
SOL SOLO operates within a wider Carlos Simpson brand, publishing and creative ecosystem. Certain pages, visuals, publications, references, project materials or linked works on this website may refer to or intersect with associated Carlos Simpson properties.
Where such materials appear, rights may remain with Carlos Simpson, CARLOS SIMPSON™, Carlos Simpson Design Studio, SOL SOLO, the relevant named project, a commissioner, collaborator, publisher or another rights holder as stated or implied by context.
The presence of those references on this website does not grant permission to reproduce, republish, adapt or commercially exploit them without prior written approval from the relevant rights holder.
Some pages may also refer to external works, public references, embedded media, quotations, documentation images, historical artefacts, collaborative material or third-party references for contextual, editorial, archival or documentary purposes.
Unless expressly stated otherwise, the appearance of such material on the website should not be taken as a statement that Sol Solo owns all rights in it.
Some Sol Solo images or visual assets may be available for editorial reference only. Others may be licensable, reusable by permission, or subject to restricted use depending on the material.
For selected images or creative works, this page may function as the public licensing and usage reference page linked from metadata, structured data or rights notices.
This page may function as the public usage-information reference for selected Sol Solo works, including images, page visuals, creative artefacts and other original materials where relevant metadata or structured data points here as the applicable rights reference.
If you are lawfully quoting from a public Sol Solo page, citing an essay, or referencing a Sol Solo work in commentary, scholarship, journalism or criticism, attribution should be accurate and proportionate.
Attribution should normally identify SOL SOLO and, where relevant, Carlos Simpson or another named rights holder if clearly indicated on the material. Citation does not equal permission to reproduce the work itself beyond what is lawfully permitted.
Unless expressly authorised in writing, original Sol Solo content may not be used for AI model training, machine-learning training, dataset creation, fine-tuning, automated extraction or synthetic derivative generation.
Normal indexing by search engines for discovery and display of search results is not the same as permission for AI training, dataset harvesting, synthetic derivative generation or commercial content extraction.
This restriction applies to original Sol Solo text, images, artworks, graphics, diagrams, page visuals, music-related creative assets and other protected materials published on this website where rights are held or controlled.
Usually, a brief and lawful quotation for criticism, review, scholarship or commentary may be acceptable if it is proportionate and properly attributed. That does not automatically permit republication of substantial extracts or full works.
Not by default. If the image, artwork, page visual or graphic is original Sol Solo content, permission will usually be required before it is reproduced, distributed, adapted or incorporated into training, workshop or course materials.
No. Public access is not the same thing as a licence. Rights in public-facing content may still be fully reserved, limited, or subject to separate written permission requirements.
No. This page explains the rights framework and the permissions route. It does not mean every item on the site is automatically licensable, nor that a licence has already been granted.
Not without prior written permission where rights are held or controlled. This includes training, fine-tuning, dataset creation, automated extraction and derivative synthetic reuse of original Sol Solo content.
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This page is intended to provide a clear public explanation of how Sol Solo content may be used, cited, referenced, licensed or restricted. It should be read alongside the website’s Privacy Notice, Terms & Conditions and any specific rights statement or licence attached to a particular work.
Last reviewed: 2026/07/06