Boomhaus Creative was brought in to creative direct and produce a brand campaign for Kingmakers Cigars featuring WNBA star Kelsey Plum, shot on location in Las Vegas. The goal was simple: make Kingmakers feel like the cigar brand you graduate into—premium, modern, and culturally loud without trying too hard.

We led the campaign from concept to capture, building a visual world that could live on a billboard just as confidently as it lives in a feed. Final assets were designed to hit hard across OOH placements and digital channels, giving Kingmakers a flexible campaign system—hero moments, cutdowns, and a library of high-end visuals that scale.

Boomhaus Creative partnered with Service & Supply to build a clean, flexible lifestyle image library that feels like the shop in real life—sharp cuts, good energy, and zero corny “stock photo” vibes. The goal was simple: give them a consistent set of visuals they can post today, run as ads tomorrow, and reuse all year without it looking tired.

We captured straightforward, modern lifestyle moments inside the shop—focused on the craft, the atmosphere, and the details that make Service & Supply feel premium without trying too hard. The result is a plug-and-play content system built for organic social and paid media across platforms.

Boomhaus Creative partnered with LA-based fashion label Nicole Shante to art direct and produce multi-campaign content built to perform and look premium doing it. We shot a hybrid system of motion + static assets that could flex across e-commerce needs (clean, conversion-friendly visuals) and lifestyle storytelling (brand world, attitude, and edge).

The approach was intentional: build a library that works for organic social, scales into paid media, and still holds up when it’s pulled out of the feed and dropped into print. Some of the work did exactly that—earning placement in print publications and reinforcing the brand’s credibility beyond the screen.

Boomhaus Creative was brought on to capture a collaboration project between BH Bikes and Penuel Bicycles in Los Angeles, CA. The mission: spotlight the custom BH model built for Penuel—clean, premium, and unmistakably West Coast—so the bike could launch with visuals that actually match the quality of the build.

Because Penuel is BH Bikes’ primary West Coast account holder, the content needed to do double duty: elevate the collab on the website and give Penuel a steady stream of organic social assets that look cohesive, intentional, and brand-correct.

We focused on product-first storytelling—hero angles, detail moments, and lifestyle context that communicates performance without turning into a spec-sheet slideshow.

Boomhaus Creative partnered with Pedal Mafia to help the Australia-based brand land more naturally with the American cycling consumer. Over the span of 10 months, we produced two full campaigns built to feel local—less “imported performance brand,” more “this is what the ride culture looks like here.”

We handled creative direction end-to-end, capturing a mix of static + motion with an emphasis on real-world lifestyle and product storytelling. Every asset was built to work where the brand actually lives day-to-day: organic social and website content—clean, consistent, and scalable across multiple drops.

Boomhaus Creative led creative for a Los Angeles collaboration between Jeep and Penuel Bicycles—pairing a custom Penuel-built bike with the new Jeep Wrangler hybrid to introduce cycling as part of the off-road lifestyle, but through a more urban, culture-first lens.

We handled creative direction, art direction, photography, and video, building a flexible asset system that could live everywhere: website, organic social, and paid media—for both Jeep and Penuel. The work was designed to feel premium and approachable: rugged without being cliché, street without feeling forced.

Boomhaus Creative partnered with Attack Cycles as a full-service client to modernize the brand from the ground up—bringing a sharper visual identity, a cleaner customer experience, and content that actually feels current in the LA and U.S. cycling scene.

We led a full visual refresh anchored by a new e-commerce website, paired with new product photography and an ongoing library of social-first imagery. Behind the scenes, we also built out the site’s tech stack and backend structure to improve discoverability—so the brand isn’t just prettier, it’s easier to find and easier to shop.

Boomhaus Creative partnered with Sweet Flower to support the launch of their Pasadena, CA location with lifestyle-forward content that feels local, human, and real—not staged “dispensary promo” energy.

We came on board to handle art direction and lifestyle photography, shooting directly in recognizable Pasadena spots to ground the campaign in the community. The creative strategy was intentional: lead with people and place, not product shots and jars. The result was a content library that Sweet Flower could run across organic social and paid media, built to connect with their day-to-day customer and make the new location feel instantly familiar.

Boomhaus Creative came in at the ground-floor stage of Doolce + Diego and didn’t just “support the brand”—we built it. From naming-level foundations to the public-facing execution, we led the full ecosystem: brand strategy, audience positioning, creative direction, and product development—all engineered to launch with clarity and scale.

We owned the full visual system: logo development, brand guidelines, packaging design, and a complete suite of social assets that made the brand feel established from day one. On the business side, we supported both retail marketing and direct-to-consumer growth, making sure the brand could sell in-store and convert online without splitting its identity.

Then we handled the infrastructure: a full Shopify website build and the backend tech stack to support e-commerce, marketing, and performance—so the brand wasn’t just beautiful, it was built to operate.

Boomhaus Creative partnered with Hall of GOATS to produce clean, conversion-ready e-commerce photography for their apparel line—t-shirts, crewneck sweatshirts, and baseball caps—built to look sharp on a Shopify product page and still hold its own on social.

We focused on consistency and clarity: true-to-product visuals, solid angles, and an image set that makes shopping easy (because nobody should have to “guess” what they’re buying). The final library was delivered in platform-friendly formats for both website use and social content, giving the brand a polished, ready-to-launch product presentation.

Boomhaus Creative partnered with La Loca to help evolve the brand past the “stoner aesthetic” and into a more polished, consumer-friendly identity—built for the current reality of California cannabis: crowded shelves, smarter shoppers, and brands that need to look legit fast.

La Loca had already been in market for about 18 months, but the category was shifting—and the brand needed to shift with it. We led a full rebrand across their product universe (gummies, drink mixers, and ready-to-drink bottles) and translated the new identity into packaging that reads clean, modern, and retail-ready.

To support discoverability and shopping behavior, we also developed a new website designed as a marketing hub—housing product information and a California store locator so customers could find La Loca in real dispensaries without friction.

Finally, we created brand messaging tailored to the canna-curious consumer—people who want good vibes and clarity, not subculture codes—because that audience tends to spend more and drive mainstream growth in the category. (Boomhaus strategy + positioning)

Boomhaus Creative came in while My Purple Lady was in the middle of an internal rebrand—meaning the brand was evolving, but the public-facing story and visuals needed to catch up fast. We were initially brought on for product photography, but it quickly turned into a bigger build once we saw the real opportunity: the brand didn’t just need new images—it needed a clearer front door and a sharper message.

So we expanded into website development and brand messaging, aligning the visuals and copy to reach a wider, more mainstream audience (without losing the brand’s edge). The result was a cleaner, more cohesive presence that performs across web and social, and speaks to people who are curious—not just already in the know.