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Fun Stuff:

 

The above illustration looks nothing like me.

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Im a big-time clutz.

 

I was once given a ticket by the police for doing doughnuts in a Today's Maid station wagon. 

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I have showed dogs across the country and have seen the inside of hundreds of civic centers.

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I love school. Not tests, those suck, but the learning part. I could seriously spend every day learning something new and I’d be very, very happy. Come to think of it, that’s what I like about advertising. 

I'm Jen. I share a name with about 1,561,474 other Jens, so


I'm a psychology major with a minor in art. I found my perfect fit when I discovered art direction. I love the what and why people do what they do. I've been a creative director/art director for over 20 years and believe the best work comes to life when you’re having fun creating it. So let’s have some fun.

 

I currently freelance and have spent the past 5 years at some amazing shops, including Droga 5, Mono, Best Buy, Agency SOS, Highdive, Latitude, Push Play, Shinebox, Shutterfly Walmart, Weber Shandwick, X-FCTR and Yamamoto among others. Prior to freelance I’ve worked at BBDO, Periscope and Olson.

 

I’ve worked on everything from full-blown, integrated, multi-year brand campaigns to single social posts — including concepting, design and execution for TV, video, digital, social, experiential installations, and trade-show activations. 

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So if you’re wondering if I can help you with [insert your project here], yes, yes I can. 

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You can email at jen.neis@gmail.com 
And, of course there's LinkedIn.

I used to be a dog handler and I've shown dogs all over the country, which means I’ve seen the inside of hundreds of civic centers. I love school — minus the tests (no thank you), but learning? Yes, please. I could happily spend every day learning something new. That’s probably why I love advertising. I've been a creative director and art director for over 20 years and have learned the best work comes to life when you’re having fun creating it. So let’s have some fun.

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© 2025 Jen Neis

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