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A flyer is still on the table after the email has long been deleted. A poster hangs in the city. A brochure passes from hand to hand. Print works differently from digital — more tangible, more binding, longer-lasting. That’s exactly why it deserves design that takes it seriously. As a designer from Stuttgart, I’ve been creating print pieces since 2016 that stand out while also being executed with real craft — from concept to layout to the last trim mark.

The offering covers flyers, posters, brochures, menus and business cards — each designed individually, never pulled from a template. The difference shows up in the details: typography that still works at reading distance, a format that fits the content, colors that belong to your brand. And, at the end, files your print shop can work with immediately: correctly set bleed, the right color profile, sufficient resolution, a checked print-ready PDF.

Print never stands alone. Every piece builds on your visual identity — logo, colors, typography — and reinforces it instead of sitting apart from it. If that foundation isn’t there yet, we build it together: logo design and corporate design are also part of what I offer, so your business card, brochure and website all come from the same mold.

Marketing materials and print pieces with real impact — from flyers and posters to menus.

• → Flyers, posters & marketing materials
• → Brochures & information materials
• → Menus, price lists & signage

With print, what matters is what you can actually hold: paper, color and format can only be guessed at on a screen. As your local contact in Stuttgart, meeting up is easy — comparing printed drafts side by side, feeling paper samples, sorting out details at the table instead of in long email threads. Short distances apply to the region too: Esslingen, Ludwigsburg or Böblingen — an appointment is quick to arrange.

What does it cost to have a flyer or brochure designed?

That depends on the product: a business card comes together faster than a multi-page brochure. What matters is scope and page count, the effort for concept and imagery, and the number of revision rounds. After a free initial conversation, you get a fixed-price offer — no hidden items and no surprises at the end.

What exactly does “print-ready” mean?

A print shop needs more than a nice-looking PDF: bleed so no white edges appear when it’s trimmed, the correct color profile for reliable colors, sufficient image resolution, and a cleanly built print-ready PDF. That’s exactly how I hand over your files — your print shop can get started right away, with no back-and-forth or fixes needed.

Do you also coordinate with the print shop?

On request, yes. I hand off the files, answer technical questions and check that everything arrives as planned. You commission the actual printing directly with the print shop of your choice — so you keep full control over print run and cost.

I don’t have a logo or corporate design yet. Can we still do this?

Yes. Either I work with what exists — or we build the foundation together. Logo design and corporate design are also part of what I offer; often both come together with the first print piece. That way everything that follows fits too, from the website to the business card.

How long does the design process take?

A single flyer comes together noticeably faster than an extensive brochure. Timing depends mostly on how quickly text and images are ready and how many rounds of feedback are needed. You’ll get a binding timeline — including a buffer for printing — in the initial conversation.

What do you need from me to get started?

Ideally: your logo (if you have one), the text, and the imagery. If something’s missing, that’s no obstacle — I’ll advise on image selection and give your text the polish it needs. What matters most is clarifying early what the print piece needs to achieve.

Logo Design →

Get your logo made in Stuttgart, Germany: I develop your brand mark by hand — with research, clean vector artwork, and every file format you need.

Corporate Design →

Corporate design from Stuttgart, Germany: logo, colors, typography and a style guide, all from one hand. I build your brand identity — recognizable on every channel.