Minge Studio.Big
ideas.
Relax,
we'll make it happen.

Hi, I'm Oskar. I like projects that make people say, “This will be difficult.” That's where the most interesting work begins.

I started at Sign Studio in Dallas, operating a saw and making Braille signs for hospitals. I learned design in early versions of Corel and even wrapped a police car along the way. Before leading marketing, I learned how things get made, from the ground up.

Nearly two decades of professional work have passed since those beginnings. Today, as Marketing Director at Eva Minge, I oversee communication for a brand where creativity meets business.

I also lead minge.studio and manage marketing for European brands. I bring strategy, communication, creative work and e-commerce together in a coherent approach tailored to each brand and its audience. I help companies organise their marketing, build recognition and grow sales across European markets.

Music came first. Curiosity never left.

When I was younger, I ran a recording studio. I produced over 40 albums by different artists, including seven of my own. Working on sound, lyrics and entire albums taught me to combine creativity with technical precision — and turn ideas into finished work.

I love electronics, gaming and new technology. I like discovering what's next, but I still return to retro worlds with nostalgia. Old games, consoles and music have a value for me that a release date can't measure. That curiosity connects my projects, from recording and collecting to marketing and artificial intelligence.

My own path to knowledge.

I studied law, then programming. I left the latter because I felt that, in a rapidly changing world, I would learn more by working on real projects. It seemed I was losing time while technology accelerated.

Today, the development of AI reinforces my belief that choosing practice and independent learning was worthwhile. In my work, a well-crafted prompt can be the starting point for solving a task that once required hours of programming. But ideas, understanding the problem and evaluating the result still matter. That's the approach I use in implementations and teach others.

Come with a finished brief, a difficult challenge or just an idea. We'll establish what really needs doing and turn it into a clear plan.