Steven is a Senior Copywriter at AKQA in San Francisco. He’s got a great online portfolio. Sometimes you look at a book and you can just tell that the copywriter loves what he/she does for a living. Loves writing. Loves big ideas. That’s Steven. Steven has fun. When I go through Steven’s site, so do I.
Portfolio: steveohville.com
Lissa is a copywriter/CD/SVP at Tajima in Los Angeles. One of the interesting things about looking at copywriter sites is checking out the presentation of work, especially print. How do you make small type readable? Do you zoom into the ad? Show a window off to the side? On Lissa’s site, it’s all about the writing. Copy is presented huge. Layouts are tiny.
Portfolio: walkercopywriting.com
Brian is a journeyman copywriter who, in his spare time, started a fashion company called Mothership. He also started an annual Best Albums of the Year compilation and sharing co-op for ad creative music freaks, of which I was part for several years, that’s just amazing.
Portfolio: cpywrtr.com
Nick is a freelance copywriter in Los Angeles, at TBWA Chiat/Day before going solo. Before copywriting, he was video editor. Good copywriters come from everywhere (and anywhere).
Portfolio: nickdriggs.com
Dane is a copywriter at space150. Officially, that makes him an interactive copywriter. But he also makes cool stuff like this biz card mural for space150’s NYC office. (They change their identity every 150 days.) Genius.
Portfolio: daneroberts.com
Matt is a San Francisco copywriter who, as it happens, was a college buddy of mine at U of Oregon. You know what’s not fair about writers like Matt? Writers who worked at good interactive shops like T3? Their slick sites that you just know were done in 30 minutes by one of their punk interactive buddies. Whatever, Matt. The rest of us use blogs. Free blogs. Like writers are supposed to use. Jerk.
Portfolio: mattmorincreative.com
Get ready to be absolutely and completely jealous. What more can I say about Kash’s work, site, experience (now ECD at Pereira & O’Dell), awards … and did I mention his work? Holy crap.
Portfolio: kash-sree.com
Heather is a copywriter at Ogilvy in North Carolina. Her work and her site are just, well, pretty.
Portfolio: heatherapple.com
Joel’s book is filled with absolutely fantastic print writing. Not that the rest of his stuff isn’t awesome,
but man. His print is just spectacular.
Portfolio: joelwstacy.blogspot.com
Carolyn is a freelance copywriter in NYC. Her resumé is just sick sick sick.
Portfolio: ambercoast.biz
Casey is a copywriter who, in his spare time, founded and runs the creative blog/thing known as Superbeast. In his own words, “Superbeast Creative is a collaboration of advertising creatives, designers, artists, and musicians around the world. Ideally we would like this blog to be a meeting ground to discuss various things that are awesome. Join. Conquer!”
Superbeast: superbeastcreative.blogspot.com
Portfolio: mywordisbond.com
Sam Pond is the radio master. I should put that in caps. Sam Pond is THE RADIO MASTER.
Portfolio: pondsf.com
Sean is a senior writer at Anomaly in NYC. I’ve been a fan for years and years.
Portfolio: lurgee.com
Chris is a freelance copywriter in San Francisco. He writes like his pen is full of Tabasco. Love it!
Portfolio: chriselzinga.com
Meredith is a freelance copywriter in San Francisco. Her site (which is gorgeous) has a really nice mix of traditional and interactive work.
Portfolio: misswordsmith.com
Chris Ford is a writer/creative director at Goodby, Silverstein & Partners. He’s also a kick-ass film director. The Village Barbershop was his first feature, and it’s fantastic.
Portfolio: chrisford.tv
