• WHAT WE DO ▻

    We are L+R, a new creative agency
    that merges strategy + aesthetics.

    Our foundation is the combination of two frames of thought

    Analytical thought, associated with Left-brain thinkers, is rational; Problem solving is logical and critical, looking at differences and individual parts. Solutions are planned and structured.

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    Creative thought, associated with Right-brain thinkers, is intuitive; Problem solving is based
    on feeling and instinct, finding similarities and patterns. Solutions are fluid and unique.

    This ambidexterity provides a balance that uncovers new approaches to guide innovative solutions. Through this framework, we are able to offer a comprehensive range of services to our clients.

    About Our Website

    This site uses Shape Moiré, a visual technique most commonly used as an optical illustion in the physical world.

    We have adapted this concept to a digital space to visualize the exciting product of combining two seemingly disparate things.


    SEE IT IN ACTION!

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    EXTERNAL SOURCES THAT INSPIRED OUR VISION

    STRATEGY

    Diffusion of Innovations
    by Everett M. Rogers

    Blue Ocean Strategy
    by W. Chan Kim + Renee Mauborgne

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    TEDTalks: Smart failure for a fast-changing world
    by Eddie Obeng

    The Design of Business: Why Design Thinking is the Next Competitive Advantage
    by Roger Martin

    The Brand Gap
    by Marty Neumeier

    Tipping Point
    by Malcolm Gladwell

    AESTHETICS

    Lateral Thinking: Creativity Step by Step
    by Edward De Bono

    Meggs' History of Graphic Design
    by Philip B. Meggs + Alston W. Purvis

    info@levinriegner.com
    @levinriegner
    (347) 709 - CHAT
    Learn Moiré
    Learn Moiré

    Moiré, from the French word moirer which means "to water", is a technique and optical illusion. It was originally used to describe the liquid-like characteristics applied silk fabric with origins in ancient Chinese culture. The moiré pattern has since been the basis in varying aplications. 1


    This website uses a line moiré pattern technique. Line moiré occurs when superposing two transparent corresponding patterns to create the illusion of animated movement. 2



    1. Huck, Joe. “Mastering Moirés”. Copyright, 2003. Pg. 1. ↩


    2. Gabrielyan, Emin. “The basics of line moiré patterns and optical speedup”. March 2, 2007. http://switzernet.com/people/emin-gabrielyan/070306-optical-speedup/ ↩

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    WHO WE ARE ▻

    What We Do

    We enjoy working with talented individuals, organizations, and businesses on meaningful and practical projects.

    Our Capabilities

    Brand Strategy
    Product Development
    Positioning
    Branded Merchandise

    User Experience
    Interactive Marketing
    Interactive Advertising
    Event Branding

    Brand Identity
    User Interface Design
    Website Design
    Mobile Applications

    Recent Clients + Projects
    • Pongr

      A mobile photo marketing company that uses image recognition and its direct-response game engine for mobile camera phone users.

      WHAT WE DID

      User Experience + Interface Design
      Desktop + Mobile Website Design
      Android + iPhone Applications
      Product Development
      Branded Merchandise

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      Pongr
    • Kick It! Summer Skate Festival 2012

      A skateboard competition, music and arts festival to raise money and awareness for Ellen’s Heart and Soul, a non-profit dedicated to providing for people currently battling cancer.

      WHAT WE DID

      Event Branding
      Video Production
      Interactive Advertising + Marketing
      Strategic Brand Placement
      Corporate Sponsorship Acquisistion

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      Kick it!
    • Miles High

      A lifestyle brand focused on comfort and home with a mission to support and clothe the creative professionals of the world.

      WHAT WE DID

      Logo + Visual Identity
      User Experience + Interface Design
      Product Development
      Brand Positioning

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      Miles High
    • Earn Your Wings

      An interactive photo marketing campaign developed for Miles High brand advocates to share their interpretation of the brand's aspirational and ambitious lifestyle.

      WHAT WE DID

      Brand Strategy
      Logo + Visual Identity
      Interactive Advertising + Marketing
      User Experience + Interface Design

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      Earn Your Wings
    • Ogilvy Youth

      A global report deck conducted by Ogilvy Youth to reveal insights of communication and behavior when interacting and communicating with Generation Y to be implemented as a customary resource with current and future global accounts.

      WHAT WE DID

      Art Direction
      Product Development
      Interface Design

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      Earn Your Wings
    • Google Currents Editions

      A mobile application created by Google to provide users with magazine-like editions in partnership with leading publications for online or offline viewing.

      WHAT WE DID

      Logo Design
      Interface Design

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      Earn Your Wings
    • Two Degrees Food

      A food company that manufacturers nutritional food bars founded on a one-to-one business model; for every food bar sold, a meal is donated through non-profit partners to a hungry child.

      WHAT WE DID

      Brand Strategy
      Marketing Collateral
      Exhibition Design
      User Experience

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      Two Degrees
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    If you have a project you would like to work with us on, please contact us at info@levinriegner.com.

    info@levinriegner.com
    @levinriegner
    (347) 709 - CHAT
    Learn Moiré
    Learn Moiré

    Moiré, from the French word moirer which means "to water", is a technique and optical illusion. It was originally used to describe the liquid-like characteristics applied silk fabric with origins in ancient Chinese culture. The moiré pattern has since been the basis in varying aplications. 1


    This website uses a line moiré pattern technique. Line moiré occurs when superposing two transparent corresponding patterns to create the illusion of animated movement. 2



    1. Huck, Joe. “Mastering Moirés”. Copyright, 2003. Pg. 1. ↩


    2. Gabrielyan, Emin. “The basics of line moiré patterns and optical speedup”. March 2, 2007. http://switzernet.com/people/emin-gabrielyan/070306-optical-speedup/ ↩

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    © Levin + Riegner LLC
  • ◅ WHAT WE DO

    Who We Are

    Alex and Ryan Ryan and Alex
    Alex Levin

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    Ryan Riegner

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    Our Founders

    Our studio is located in Brooklyn, New York City overlooking the Manhattan bridge and the city skyline.
    Have a look!

    We would love to have you
    come by. Reach out to us at hello@levinriegner.com.

    One more thing, we’re hiring too! Introduce yourself at jobs@levinriegner.com

    Seeking – Graphic Designer, Front-End Developer, Design Intern, Strategy Intern.

    info@levinriegner.com
    @levinriegner
    (347) 709 - CHAT
    Learn Moiré
    Learn Moiré

    Moiré, from the French word moirer which means "to water", is a technique and optical illusion. It was originally used to describe the liquid-like characteristics applied silk fabric with origins in ancient Chinese culture. The moiré pattern has since been the basis in varying aplications. 1


    This website uses a line moiré pattern technique. Line moiré occurs when superposing two transparent corresponding patterns to create the illusion of animated movement. 2



    1. Huck, Joe. “Mastering Moirés”. Copyright, 2003. Pg. 1. ↩


    2. Gabrielyan, Emin. “The basics of line moiré patterns and optical speedup”. March 2, 2007. http://switzernet.com/people/emin-gabrielyan/070306-optical-speedup/ ↩

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    Made in New York City
    © Levin + Riegner LLC