Confession Time.

I self-identify as a Wolpertinger*.

Online and offline, cars and chocolate, B2C and B2B, techy and silly, whiskey and soda – I just love to mix and match. Why? Because new is always awesome, and I've found that the crossbreeding of experiences gives birth to unusual ideas.

Starting out as a pure-blooded designer, I soon discovered my love for concepting. Now, I find myself writing the occasional caption or claim. That doesn't mean I can hold a candle to a bona fide copywriter, but, as both I and my clients discovered, having a grasp of both sides of the creative spectrum tends to make the concepts more well-rounded.
And, in a pinch, it can save time and money.
But beware – I do have a soft spot for puns.
My team used to call me the “Pun-isher”, a moniker I still wear with pride.

While we're on the topic of confessions – yep, I'm a nerd.
I love to immerse myself in weird topics that nobody else cares about.
Except maybe you and your client.
Let’s go ahead and change that!
(By the way, did you know that all polar bears are lefties?)

And, full disclosure, I like to work.
It might be my Swabian upbringing or those formative years in JvM's "Green Hell", from time to time I do enjoy me some good ol’ toiling away.
Don’t get me wrong. I love spittin’ classy concepts.
But if you simply need a truckload of layouts and your team could use a breather – don't be shy.

To inject a tiny bit of uniformity into my life, I married another advertising person, the amazing and amazingly creative Nadya Innamorato. We met at a company party, did a project together, and now we share our apartment with a Cannes Lion and the world’s most sensational son.
You know how it goes.

Feel free to drop Nadya a line if you're in urgent need of awesome art direction, ideas, and a sparkling personality.
You can also book us as a team if you like flexibility and short communication paths.

Speaking of teams – these are my all-male but otherwise very divers copywriting work-wives:

• Rudi Rüssmann

• Mesut Geyik

• Arnd Lettmann

• Simon Urban

• Ole Suraj

  Let’s mix.

*English: 'Jackalope,' a mythical hybrid being, believed to roam
only the darkest, most remote forests of Southern Germany.
It is either the result of some inter-species romance or a taxidermist’s creativity.
You choose.