Anna-Theresa

Editorial
Branding
Non-Profit
Art Direction

Make the World Better & Have Fun
I'M AN AMERICAN  
Editorial
06/2025
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DEUTSCHER JAZZ PREIS  
Art Direction Social Media
05/2025
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MARTIN LUTHER KING
Art Direction
01/2025
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DINING CARDS
Art Direction
07/2024
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PAPENDICK BUREAU
Branding
06/2024
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MECHANICAL PENCIL LEADS  
Art Direction
02/2024
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PASS[ING THE] PORTS           
Editorial
01/2024
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FRED AGAIN.. VINYL COVER
Art Direction
12/2023
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GOOD-NATURED HEAVEN COLLECTION
Art Direction
04/2023
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DEMENTIA  
Photography
11/2022
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NOT GONNA STEAL MY JOY
Photography
08/2021
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PORTRAITS
Photography
ongoing
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Anna-
Theresa Graphic Designer
Hi there!

Short & Sweet:
love a positive impact 
curious
funny
strong with concepts and people

Details:
I’m passionate about design with purpose. Ideally, design that bridges culture and communication. I’m ever-guided by curiosity and the desire to make a positive impact, one could say it’s stubborn optimism.
I specialise in art direction, branding and editorial design. I’m really good with people and collaborating on concepts to come up with something special. Sometimes I also do photography, but that’s more of a side quest.
Also, I have a B.A. in cultural studies and linguistics! ...and soon also one in visual communication which I am very proud of.


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“She demonstrated an innate ability to break away from conventional methods and consistently found innovative solutions to complex problems.”   Other people are saying...   “Anna-Theresa’s ability to remain composed and adaptable in high-pressure environments underscores her capacity to lead and collaborate with a team that navigates challenges with grace and determination.”   “As part of our multidisciplinary team of designers, art directors, and filmmakers her natural aptitude for building strong relationships based on trust and mutual respect made her an invaluable team player.”