Blending creativity and strategy, this team of passionate thinkers and brand experts works together to energize, engage, and elevate.
Brian loves to write above all else, whether it's a funny radio spot for a longtime salon client, an emotionally powerful mission statement for an accounting firm, or even a perfunctory website bio in the third person. Brian also loves dropping big brain words like “perfunctory” into everyday conversation.
Brian entered The Real World bearing a mediocre-with-promise graphic design portfolio from the University of Oklahoma in 1992, a year in which he also watched the movie Singles four times in theaters. He founded Robot House in April 2003 and proudly saved Brett & Adam from the mundane hell of credit union marketing in the summer of 2015.
With Robot House, Brian knows all and sees all, and is often exhausted from the effort. But he’s fine, really. He’s good. Brian is the only Verbal Creative Director in the world because it’s a title he totally made up himself. Points are awarded to all who can tell us where “Robot House” comes from without Googling it.
When he’s not crafting brand names and copy for awesome clients, he’s watching artsy movies with his son Van, eating fartsy food with his son Hugh, and explaining to his wife Vi everything that has happened so far in the show he’s watching when she sits down halfway through episode six and asks him what’s going on.
Brian is powered by New World Comics, The Spy FM, Casa Perico, his Robot House team, and, most of all, you, dear reader.
Brett is all about design with a side of research—and maybe a touch of boundary pushing. With nearly 20 years of experience in design, advertising, production, and being called Brent by clients, he’s convinced that great design is like a good plot twist: it should make you say, “Why didn’t I think of that?” He loves rolling up his sleeves, diving deep, and building brands that don’t just look good–they make you feel something. A hands-on strategist and designer, Brett believes the best work comes from curiosity, collaboration, and, of course, a healthy dose of craft.
Before landing at Robot House, Brett earned his BFA in Visual Communication from the University of Oklahoma. He kicked off his career at Third Degree Advertising as an intern and worked his way up to Associate Creative Director, spending nine years turning ideas into eye candy and words into something people actually want to read. All while perfecting the fine art of pretending to take feedback well. Now, as a partner and Visual Creative Director at Robot House, he builds brands with personality, tells stories without the corporate cringe, and refuses to use the word “disrupt” unless it involves a time-traveling robot uprising.
When he’s not working, Brett finds his creative outlet in the kitchen, always on the hunt for the perfect pan sauce and improving his knife skills. He loves trying out new recipes with his family, continuing the search for the world’s best sauerkraut, and (hopefully) passing on some culinary tips to his daughter—along with a love for good food and a well-used Dutch oven (That discoloration? That’s just seasoning, baby!).
Alongside his daughter, he’s lucky to have his wife Rory by his side, a partner who shares his passion for creativity, horror movies, and good beer that’s probably craft and definitely cold. Together, they support and inspire each other to new heights.
Brett’s also a big kid at heart. He collects comics, builds models, hosts double-feature movie nights, and makes music with Adam—because hobbies are cheaper than therapy (unless you’re into Warhammer). If you really want to get on his good side, ask him about his favorite film score—but be prepared for a very enthusiastic discussion.
Adam is a problem-solver at heart, which is a polite way of saying he likes to take things apart just to see if he can put them back together better. Sometimes this results in great branding. Sometimes it results in leftover screws. Either way, he’s been at it for over a decade.
He earned his BFA in Graphic Design from The University of Central Oklahoma in 2010, then immediately set off on a tireless mission to rescue brands from mediocrity. He started at Third Degree Advertising as a designer, climbed the ranks to Art Director, and spent years fine-tuning his skills in branding, design, and campaign development. Think Mad Men, but with less whiskey and more Adobe updates.
Now, as Digital Creative Director at Robot House, Adam spends his time pushing creative boundaries in brand development, web design, and automation. He’s also the only team member who doesn’t go completely catatonic when looking at HTML and CSS, so naturally, he got put in charge of it. His goal? To make sure clients aren’t just seen, but genuinely remembered—like the Jaws theme or that one perfect movie quote you find yourself using in real life.
Outside of work, Adam and his longtime friend Brett make music and co-host a bi-monthly double-feature night, ensuring they stay fully committed to their love of soundtracks, cinema, and obscure trivia no one asked for.
At home, Adam enjoys life with his girlfriend, Amber, and their two dogs, expertly balancing creative pursuits with a healthy dose of movies, music, and sudden fascinations with topics no one expected but now has to hear about. (Ask him about space travel or Alien props at your own risk.)
Through creative thinking and problem-solving, Jazlyn seeks to help people bring their brands to life and have a strong voice in the world. Driven by research and collaboration, she builds worlds tailored to each person. While diving into her work, her creativity is met with her meticulousness and cleverness as she strives to do her best work every time.
She began as an intern at Robot House in the summer of 2022 and has stuck around ever since! Jazlyn graduated from The University of Central Oklahoma in 2023 where she earned her BFA in Graphic Design and BA in Spanish Modern Language. Now in her role as Design Ace, she loves to connect with clients and bring their visions into reality. Given a task, consider it done in her capable hands.
In her free time, Jazlyn dives into reading, embroidery, and trying new things—whether that is a recipe or a yoga class. When she’s not at the office, you might find her on the way to another concert or halfway across the globe. She is ready for any adventure that comes her way.
Her heart is split in half by the family and friends she loves and the other half by food. She enjoys spending any moment she can with a loved one, and even more so, while trying out the newest restaurant in town. If you ever have the pleasure of hearing one of her odd analogies or random singing, consider yourself lucky.
We’re on the front lines in the battle against mediocrity and artificiality. Building authentic brands for humans by humans. They’re alive. ALIVE! Here’s what it means to explore Brave New Worlds with us:
Change is hard. So is trusting strangers to tell the story of the business you’ve invested so much of your time, money, and energy into. Our clients bravely invest in us, our talent, our expertise, and our passion. They value what we do and why we do it. We honor their trust by building a brand that is immediately familiar to them because they see and hear themselves within it.
Every brand we create is a combination of research, inspiration, collaboration, and instinct, filtered through the unique perspective and vision of each client relationship. We don’t have a signature style, and we don’t resurrect previous concepts. Instead, every brand is a completely new and authentic creative expression crafted specifically for each of our clients.
A brand is not just a logo. It’s a story. It’s an experience. It’s a vibe. And the conclusion of our process is just the beginning. We build each brand with intention and opportunity to grow and evolve in ways that remain true to its solid, established foundation. Every brand is its own world, its own universe, ripe for discovery and infinite creative exploration.
Rules are meant to be bent. We’ve always colored outside the lines and have never felt content with the safe and expected. Bravery means embracing the challenge. Replying, “Yes, and.” Taking the chance that a fresh revelation is awaiting your discovery. But every improvisation requires a rock solid foundation. Here are ours:
There’s no reason why every logo shouldn’t look super cool. Why the name and story of every business shouldn’t provide an “aha!” moment. We all put far too much work into our work to settle for “good enough.” So we build exceptional brands for our extraordinary clients.
Comfort feels awesome, and it’s totally necessary for physical and mental health. But discoveries aren’t made on a nice, warm couch. So we challenge ourselves and our clients to stay sharp, not settle, and explore the boundaries of what’s possible. ‘Cause that’s the stuff that gets noticed.
As corporatized culture embraces artificiality, our name becomes more ironic every day. We choose authenticity over artifice. Rhythm over algorithm. We work with enthusiastic clients whose business is an extension of themselves. Their passion ignites ours to build brands filled with life and humanity.
