The Robots

 
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Who are we?

We’re Robot House, a nimble creative agency specializing in strategic brand development based in Oklahoma City. We concept, write, design, and produce just about every form of content to help our clients achieve their goals. We pride ourselves on working with a variety of clients and projects from regional craft breweries to pharmaceutical research, and collaborating through our Blueprint Process.

We bring decades of industry experience on successful, award-winning brand campaigns to Robot House so that we can offer our clients a comprehensive suite of creative services from a uniquely efficient and nimble business model.

Our theme song is, "I'll Get You (Do You Like Bass?)" by Classixx, because one time Pandora put it on repeat for what had to be 18 hours. And you know what? We do like bass.

 
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Brian Winkeler

Principal Partner

Brian has over 25 years experience in the advertising and marketing communications industry. He’s the recipient of over 100 bronze, silver, and gold local and district American Advertising Awards. And as the first seven time winner of the prestigious Special Judges Fontana Award for Humor, you could say he’s a pretty funny guy. When he’s not taking his music loving son to see Metallica or his technology loving son to the Apple store, he likes writing comics and catching up on the next great sitcom that’s sure to be canceled.

LINKEDIN

brian@robot.house

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Adam LeNaire

Partner

Starting as a designer in 2010, Adam has added copywriting, production, and watching the P&L to his role at Robot House. He loves seeing a brand come together, especially when it really reflects the spirit of the client and tells the story they’re wanting to tell. Outside of the office he spends time working on music, playing with his dogs, and trying to convince his girlfriend to rewatch the Denis Villeneuve Dune for the 20th time.

INSTAGRAM

adam@robot.house

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Brett Grimes

Partner

Brett has over a decade of experience in design, advertising, and production. He’s a true believer in the power of research informing effective design. And while graphic design is his passion, he also spends his time trying to cook like Anthony Bourdain, building Japanese robot models with his daughter, writing holiday music with Adam, and dabbling in just about every pasttime. You can easily win him over talking about the latest horror movie.

INSTAGRAM

brett@robot.house

 

Let’s Get Social

Every day at Robot House is Beer Lovers Day, but it’s always nice when it’s recognized at a national level. For this #nationalbeerloversday, we’re commemorating all of the colors we’ve been honored to add to the @coopaleworks
The local music scene has been a huge source of inspiration and excitement throughout Robot House’s existence, so we were thrilled to partner with @kosuradio and law firm Dunlap Codding to brand and promote the monthly concert series The Mix!
We’d be “lion” if we told you at the start of our work with Lisette Barnes to rebrand Barnes Consulting that her new logomark would be a massive, winged feline, but we found inspiration on the roof of the Oklahoma State Capitol buil
The key to the success of our creative process is that it’s designed to build relationship alongside the brand. We can confidently present our brand solution when we know we’ve earned our client’s trust. Though RaShaun is now usin
It’s usually never fun to go to the dentist, but @dental32okc is an exception to the rule. We’ve been brand partners with them since the beginning, and when designing their new website, we wanted to showcase just how much fun Dr. Steve Tr
When we read the David vs. Goliath story of Gathering Place park in Tulsa suing The Gathering Place Coffee Company in Shawnee, OK for trademark infringement last year, we felt compelled to offer a pro-bono rebrand to the shop’s intrepid owners.
This month is the 23rd anniversary of the release of “The Iron Giant”. It was a box office disappointment that was terribly marketed (using “Rock You Like a Hurricane” by The Scorpions in the trailers, Warner Bros? Come on!),