Laick Design recently developed the logo for a new pediatric dentist practice opening in Imperial, PA this spring. The practice, Golden Triangle Smiles, will be a pediatric dental practice and the goal of the logo was to reflect the comfort of dentistry for kids as well as being playful and calm. While working through the creative process, we were able to develop many iterations of the logo from the traditional Pittsburgh-themed logo colors of black and gold to colors that were more bright and playful such as turquoise and yellow but eventually the colors that were settled upon were periwinkle, light yellow and white. The logo base consists of a

Sandra Lane is an author, speaker and organizing/productivity consultant located in Sewickley, PA. With a client base across the U.S. and an increased presence for developing a brand she contacted Laick Design to help. Through research and studies we performed, Laick Design was able to develop a logo for her usage. The logo features a lowercase “sl” which is similar to Sandra’s handwriting. We were able able to utilize colors in a muted palette that match an existing website and marketing materials. Above the curl of the “l” the branded name and titles appear. Since much of the promotion Sandra Lane does is through social media platforms, Laick Design also

Variety Freelance is a freelance writing organization started by Mike Doerfler. Mike operates out of Cranberry Township, PA and has been doing freelance writing for businesses for many year. He has even helped Laick Design out on a few projects over the years. When Mike asked us to do a logo for his business as he expands in 2019 we knew we could deliver something great. Using an idea from the past, we incorporated a fountain pen into the page spine of the book with a pen movement coming from the book. Mike will use this logo on his website and other social media avenues.

Laick Design recently re-designed the logo for the Westmoreland County Veterans of the War on Terror. The new logo is an evocative pictorial representation of the underlying elements and symbols that express the organization’s collective goals and mission: Westmoreland County is featured in the center, signifying the local aspect of our mission. The global aspect of the War on Terror is signified by the longitude and latitude lines. The blue circle signifies the ongoing fight, and it also connects the red points for our 5 Branches of Military. The blue points represent our First Responders: LEOs, EMTs, Firefighters, Paramedics, and U.S. Citizens who all stand united with our Military and

Pearl Insurance Agency, opening in February 2018 in historic Harmony, PA, will offer insurance services to many in the Butler County area. With this being the first location and a newly formed business, Laick Design has helped develop a color scheme, logo, signage and other materials for Pearl Insurance Agency. These items will help the client stand out and make a memorable impression in the Harmony area.

Each year Laick Design does a laser engraved logo pumpkin. This year’s pumpkin features our 2018 Halloween logo. These laser engraved pumpkins can feature any type of artwork and typically last a month. Contact us if you want your company’s logo on a pumpkin for your business.

We recently completed the new logo for the Southwest Passage Wine Trail. The wine trail consists of eight wineries in the Southwestern Pennsylvania area. While working together the members host events, promote each others business and raise awareness for wine tourism in the area. Laick Design developed the original logo back in 2010. The new look was decided upon for new marketing and branding efforts such as merchandise and an upcoming interactive and mobile website.

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