lpb design + photography

26/08/2013

Copyrighted2013© by Lukas Brooks

09/08/2013

Shown here is a hypothetical mailer I designed for Palladium boots in an effort to promote the brand and inform the audience of the advantages to these boots. The target audience is men and women between the ages of 15 and 30.

The concept for this project is that these boots are versatile and can be worn for a range of occasions. There are six pages, each containing a portrait (all images found in various places on the Internet) and a brief bio explaining why Palladium boots fit their lives. On each page, there is also a flap that can be lifted up to reveal the shoes the person is wearing as well as a description of the shoe, price, and item number to make the product easy to find online.

09/08/2013

This is a professional project I managed for the Alessi AR1, an American sports car for which I designed the emblem to appear on the car itself, as well as the identity for the company. Additionally, I created a responsive website as well as designed and printed business cards for the client.

alessicardesign.com

09/08/2013

This is a professional project I managed at Christopher Foltz & Company for The Geoff Pinkus Man Diet, a weight loss program for men. For this client, I developed a logo, website, designed a book cover, trifold, and had dogtags made for the “boot camp” the client hosted.

09/08/2013

This project was a collaboration with photographer Anna Jackson to create a hypothetical spread for JJill’s spring catalogue, a women’s retailer for apparel and accessories. I directed this project to be loosely Alice in Wonderland themed, targeted to a female audience between the ages of 25 and 45. As Art Director for the project, I was responsible for conceptualizing the project, finding the props, composing the set, directing the photographer, designing the spread.

09/08/2013

I created this hypothetical campaign with the help of photographer Jessica Capron to promote eating habits that will keep your heart healthy and strong. I conceptualized these three posters that would hang in doctors’ offices, as well as two take-away cards for patients bring home to serve as reminders to eat healthy.

As this campaign was sponsored by Whole Foods, I wanted the images to feel organic, so I formulated the idea to have the food hanging from h**p string and photographed in front of old wood to enforce that feeling.

The campaign was targeted for both men and women between the ages of 35-65 who may otherwise not know what foods benefit the health of their heart.

09/08/2013

street photography

18/01/2012

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18/01/2012

Copyrighted2011© by Lukas Brooks

street photography

18/01/2012

Copyrighted2011© by Lukas Brooks

18/01/2012

Copyrighted2011© by Lukas Brooks

18/01/2012

Copyrighted2011© by Lukas Brooks

Photo project of n**e women in the studio, lit from behind and the sides and then overlayed images of light textures to create these surreal effects.