Schultzschultz

Schultzschultz Schultzschultz is a Frankfurt-based design studio Schultzschultz is an independent Frankfurt-based design studio.

We continually focus on creating unique brands serving an international client-base by building upon outstanding concepts and craftsmanship. We are renowned for our distinctive visual styles. Schultzschultz specializes in developing customized fonts and client-specific software-tools to create extraordinary visual results which cannot be reached through conventional software. The studio was founde

d by Marc Schütz and Ole Schulte in 2007. Marc Schütz is the Creative Director of Schultzschultz and teaches at various colleges. He was Professor at Bauhaus University Weimar and is currently Professor of Typography at the Offenbach University of Art and Design. Ole Schulte is the co-founder and Managing Director of the studio. This excellent team is well supported by Florian Hemmerlein, Heike Neff and several freelance employees. Schultzschultz is present at international exhibitions and conferences, and can be reached directly at our studio offices. Don’t hesitate to contact us if you’d like to learn more about the studio.

12/08/2026

Animated Logotype for Touchpoint Records


Try gridpaint tool and many more free tools at schultzschultz.com/tools


Live Typography Transformation

28/07/2026

Live Animation Typography Tool
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27/07/2026

Summer Edition. Starting next week. 😎

22/07/2026

👋 Check out our free tools at schultzschultz.com/tools
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13/07/2026

Custom Rasterizer Tool


Doodling in between


Live Typography Engine

13/07/2026

Schultzschultz.com/masterclass

07/07/2026

Digital live painting tool
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28/06/2026

25/06/2026

Selfmade digital tool
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22/06/2026

Game of life

Adresse

Frankfurt

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