One of the neatest projects we have worked on in 2018 is the logo for Foggy Bottom Farm. Operating in Carmichaels, PA since 2007 they contacted Laick Design in early 2018 to develop a logo. A neat aspect of this project was having complete creative control. With that Laick Design was able to develop the vision for their logo and brand identity. Using just grayscale colors, the logo displays and utilizes imagery from around the farm. Now having this logo realized, they are able to market their products and services to new markets allowing for instant brand recognition.

Laick Design recently completed a logo and brand development for an oil and gas company, Entech Energy Services. Located in New Castle, PA but serving clients throughout the United States, EnTech Energy Services offers a unique set of services and over 80+ years of experience in the oil and gas fields. Working with a client like this (which is just starting out) is a great opportunity for us. We can create the brand, the feel, the colors and then implement them through via the stationary items, website, clothing and digital media. Look for more exciting projects from EnTech Energy Services soon.

Ace Estates Roofing & Exteriors recently contacted Laick Design about developing a new look for their company. The company was going through a re-branding and a new name and needed a stronger presence in the Cranberry Township, PA area. Using iconography from the Aces verbiage, we developed a number of concept ideas with playing cards and dice. Eventually the client settled upon a logo design utilizing playing cards and dice symbolizing the work that they perform – roofing and exteriors. This was a pretty fun and unique project to work on and one that came together rather quickly. If you are looking for a logo for your business please contact Laick

With October being breast cancer awareness month the logo for Celene’s Angels seems appropriate. Laick Design was contacted months ago about doing a logo for a local organization looking to raise awareness and funds for the battle against breast cancer. This logo features symbolism about breaking through the fight and coming out stronger utilizing faith and hope. Although we completed this logo earlier this year, Celene’s Angels will have their first event this November in Monongahela, PA. More info on their event can be found here.

Over the years Laick Design has completed a lot of work for political candidates. Everything from billboards, websites, door hangers, poll cards, signs and even smaller items such as pens and emory boards. With the most recent election, we completed work for candidates from Uniontown, Pa to Reading, Pa – securing victories and producing some great results in the process. Political projects are a great niche for us here at Laick Design and we would love to help you or your candidate if you are considering running for any elected position. Contact us today!

We love helping new jump start new ventures and that is exactly what we did with the Word of Hope Tabernacle’s website. Being a new church starting out in the New Geneva, PA area they didn’t have a web-presence or even a logo. Laick Design was able to create a new logo for them while also developing a website for the church that will allow them to adapt and grow as their church expands. The site is also setup in a way that will allow church members to update and manage the site on their own so they can post weekly messages, bulletins, and upcoming events. Check out the Word

Located in Beaver Falls, Bravado Beauty contacted Laick Design about developing a new look for this boutique beauty salon. Wanting a very minimalistic and simplistic logo using black and white only colors, Laick Design has developed a new look for them. This new look will allow for easy use on various promo materials as well as use throughout various social media platforms.

When Connellsville Counseling decided to open a new location in Mt. Pleasant, PA, Laick Design was once again called upon to develop the logo. Since we did the Connellsville Counseling logo back in 2009, the client wanted to keep the same look and feel from that design. Adapting the same colors and typography, we were able to modify the initial lettering to fit in with the new location and the towns name. This new logo was a quick turnaround as the client needed it for a commercial as well as signage for the new facility.

Looking to rebrand after an acquisition, Memorial Highway Chevrolet in Johnston, Pa. was looking for a logo that fit within the parameters of the Chevrolet branding. The logo needed to feel patriotic as the location was very close to the 9-11 memorial in Shanksville, Pa.

Looking to market online and to a growing market of independent writers, Laick Design developed the new logo for The Writing Life in the Fall of 2017.