We were recently contacted by Ikshaha Therapeutics in Cranberry Township, PA about doing a logo for their new venture. This project came along very quickly as they needed a logo for their practice. Conducting some research, looking into color theory and then designing the logo was very quick – the complete turnaround took around a week to complete. Eventually we settled upon a blue themed logo and a san-serif font for easy readability. In the end the client has a nice, appealing logo for their new business in the North Hills of Pittsburgh.

DC Settlements is a new startup company focusing on housing settlements and closings. Located in Uniontown, PA, DC Settlements is focused on making closings and real estate settlements as easy and smooth as possible. Since they are a startup, they needed a logo and many other materials that are needed for a successful brand launch. We kept the colors simple – blue and gray. Those classic and timeless colors show strength, trustworthiness and success. The script and wording also is simple and easy to read but visually tells you what they are. Look for this company in Southwestern, PA in 2024.

Laick Design recently completed the new logo and color scheme for the Laurel House based in Uniontown, PA. The Laurel House, is a noted pioneer in the field of community living arrangements in Pennsylvania. They first opened their doors to the mentally challenged on December 2, 1970. Since that time, over 300 individuals have participated in organizational programming since that date. As a private, non-profit corporation, Laurel House operates under the auspices of an administrative board of directors, a CEO and a program director. The organization also is part of the Fayette County Behavioral Health Administration which provides assistance, guidance, and direction. Using the initials of L and H we

We recently designed and developed the logo for Kreuz’n Calibrations a sister company of Chuck’s Collision Shop located in Waynesburg, PA. This logo development was a fun little project to work on as we had a lot of creative freedom. This allowed us at Laick Design to develop many ideas that were presented to the client for review. With their feedback, we settled on a simple and straightforward look. Choosing to focus on the words rather than any iconography, the client chose a custom designed font we developed for them. The name Kreuz’n plays into the car culture metaphor of cruising and the owner’s last name Kreuzer. Rather than using

Back in September 2021, Laick Design developed the new logo and brand colors for Fayette Friends of Animals located in Uniontown, PA. The logo was very well received and to celebrate their 25th year serving Fayette County they contacted Laick Design to design a commemorative logo for their anniversary. Utilizing the existing logo with the dog and cat iconography we added a swash to the end keeping with the motion and alignment of the tail of a pet in motion. At the end leading your eye into the large 25th anniversary word mark and lettering. The large letters allow the viewer to easily see that this is the 25th anniversary

Laick Design recently completed the new logo and brand development for Wexford, PA based information technology and cyber security company, Flint Tech Solutions. Offering information technology, cyber security, and cloud services to customers in the Pittsburgh North Hills area, Flint Tech Solutions is able to perform many duties relating to your office or business needs. Focusing on a simpler look and looking for a logo that could be used on other branding elements such as shirts, hats, vehicle graphics and signage the new logo needed to be one that was clean but also functional. Updating the color palette from black and red to navy and red helped a lot in

Laick Design recently completed the logo for Pittsburgh-based Motivational Speaking and Professional Mentor Malcolm E. Nowlin. Malcolm and his unique story and upbringing to motivate and inspire others to live a life they want and wish for. For the logo, we explored a variety of color options but settled on the silver and black. The M and N circling together simulate the “Moving Forward Together” motto that Malcolm uses as a slogan. While other color options were considered the silver and black allow Malcolm to use the logo on a wide variety of elements and usages. In the future this logo will be used on Malcolm’s website and future publications.

Laick Design recently developed the mark and brand identity for a veteran owned construction and consulting company, 12 Bravo CC. Located in North Huntingdon, Pa, 12 Bravo consists of 12 veterans, including one bronze star recipient, who are using their combined expertise in the construction and consulting areas. They came to Laick Design looking for a logo that represented what they do, and what they represent. Without being too heavily focused on any particular aspect we developed a set of logo marks for them to review. Using patriotic imagery as well as construction types we were able to develop a logo that not only shows the American flag but also

Earlier this year Laick Design developed a logo and website for new real estate and property management company, Bear Haven Realty. Located in Wexford, PA they were looking for a unique yet attractive logo to distinguish them from competitors in an already crowded field. Using bear and mountain iconography along with bright blue and yellow colors we were able to develop a logo that works along all platforms – digital, print, and signage. After the logo was developed, Laick Design moved forward and developed a simple website for their currents needs. Services and contact info being shown was the biggest needs for the client at this point. Focusing on real

Laick Design recently completed the logo development for strategic communications company Full Court Press. Located in West Chester, New York, owner Courtney Walker-Davis wanted a logo that showed a serious business appeal but also with a feminine approach. Using a play on words with her name, Full Court Press, offers public relations and strategic communications serving the West Chester, New York area and beyond. The logo therefore needed to be simple, effective and useful in many mediums. Starting with the shape, we developed many logos for Full Court Press as circles, rectangles and eventually settled on a square. Going with a darker background for the square in this case, navy,