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This is Rupert.

“Oh, so this is Rupert,” you say. “But what is Rupert?” That's an excellent question. Rupert is a Seattle-based advertising agency with clients across the country. We do a whole lot of different things that can be broadly described as “storytelling” and “problem solving,” and we like to stick our noses into other people’s business. But it’s cool, because they ask us to. They’re like, “Hey, can you guys give us a hand with something?” And we’re like, “Totally. Sounds fun. Let's get started."

Please feel free to browse around, and if you see something you like, just let us know.

About Rupert

We might have mentioned this already, but it bears repeating: Rupert is an advertising agency. Of course, by “advertising agency” we mean that we apply creative thinkery to marketing problems. That might mean TV, radio or interactive advertising. Or perhaps website design. Maybe for you that means a new brand, logo or brochure. Direct mail? Why not? Maybe your problems could be solved through social marketing, guerrilla marketing or employing tiny monkeys to do your bidding. The point is, we’ll help you figure out what you need, and then we’ll figure out how to do it.

And we’ll have fun doing it too … as long as those
tiny monkeys behave.

Who is Rupert?

“Who is Rupert?” you ask, one eyebrow raised. We get that a lot. Short answer: Rupert is us. A team of curious and practical people who can be a bit nerdical.1 Rupert is a fun and challenging place to work. Rupert is a fake-moustache-wearing, smart-question-asking, creative-concept-thinking machine that runs on gushing praise and guava candies. But mostly, Rupert is a creative agency that loves to solve problems2 and make our clients happy.

 

1. Rupert has also been known to make up a word or two.
2. We also like that “loves” is an anagram of “solve.”

Contact

Rupert is easy to talk to. Just utilize one of the many contact methods shown below and we will happily converse with you on any number of subjects.

reachpeople@thisisrupert.com
facebook.com/thisisrupert
@thisisrupert
206-420-8696
3606 Wallingford Ave. N
Seattle, WA 98103

Work for Rupert

Yes. That’s what we’ll say if you say, “Can I show you my portfolio?” We might not offer you a job (we’re a small shop and plan to stay that way), but we might. At the very least we’ll be nice to you and treat you like a person1.

1. Assuming you are a person and not a robot or an eagle, in which case we’ll treat you accordingly.

D. CHRISTIE

To celebrate the University of Washington's 150th anniversary we created three televisions spots, including this one which aired nationally.

This spot explores the longstanding relationship between the University of Washington and The Boeing Company.

Dr. Shen is a world-class surgeon, accomplished bioengineer and a fantastic teacher and mentor. As for us... we... uh... we made this TV spot about her.

Intellectual Ventures turns to Rupert for a wide variety of work, from presentations to brochures.

And when IV rebranded, Rupert helped roll it out across all channels.

We also helped IV come up with the brand for a safer, greener nuclear power technology—TerraPower.

We do a lot of work for Seattle’s Best Coffee. Like this looping animation for a tradeshow. (Might take a sec to load.)

And these coupons, print ads and direct mail pieces.

Over the years we’ve done POS, B2B, B2C—all with a little TLC.

Yep, there’s more. But we’ll stop here.

Chicago nonprofit The Honeycomb Project was just getting started. We done branded them and sent them out into the world.

These bees are the bee’s knees. (Oh, please!)

Nsansa means "joy" in Bemba, the native tongue of Zambia. Nsansa is a start-up consulting firm in Seattle.

Rupert built Nsansa a site that is easy to navigate and to maintain as Nsansa grows and adds services.

And what brand would be complete without a full line of brand accessories? (Not many is the answer.)

Atticus wanted a new brand that could grow with the café.

Rupert helped Atticus define itself with a new Brand Platform.

A new look that is true to the past, with plenty of room for growth.

Highland felt it was time its brand caught up with its company.

We wrote a Brand Platform to match its audience and philosophy.

A new name, a new logo and a new way to talk to the world. But we couldn’t have done it without Dale Lantz.

Of course, a snazzy new website wouldn’t hurt. Check it out.

Noah Tannen is our creative director, plant waterer and sock exhibitionist.

J. Adam Brinson is our designer, letterpress fanatic and David Bowie impersonator.

Jesselle Benson is our project coordinator, gun expert and cheese monger.

Oliver Steppenstool is our altitude specialist and part-time seating assistant.

Peter Orr is our art director, puppeteer and amateur beard grower.