As we move towards a new way of living, events such as golf outings and fundraisers have had to re-structure their way of doing events. The Westmoreland County Veterans of the War on Terror are moving forward with their first golf outing fundraiser. The event will be held on September 12, 2020 at 7 Springs Mountain Resort and needed a flyer and brochure to help promote the event to golfers and sponsors. This full color piece accompanies a spot on their website where interested parties can download the flyer and review info on the event. The event in 2020, will be the first Warriors’ Open as it was previously marketed as The

One of the projects Laick Design has been working on for a few years has been the 100th Anniversary logo and banners for the Sisters of St. Basil The Great. With their 100th anniversary taking place in 2021, we started developing the look for a few of these pieces two years ago. The logo is a recreation of one of the more famous and popular stained-glass pieces seen at Mt. Macrina. This recreation of that piece is being used as the logo but also on the banners which will be displayed on the light poles going into the sacred grounds. The banners are two sided and feature the logo and

We recently completed the cover design and layouts for the new book series by Dr. Paulette Sedlak, Beyond Keto Lifestyle. Dr. Sedlak and her Nutrition with Doc website have been consistently putting out content on this new program via Facebook as well as her email series. These books are hardcover bound and feature information on living a “Beyond Keto” lifestyle and are exclusive to her online store. For this program, Laick Design completed the cover designs and layout as well as building the components to the online program which allow the user to access tips, videos and audio segments on the Beyond Keto Lifestyle program. To learn more about the

This marks the fourth year that Laick Design has helped develop and design the membership and community resource directory for the Greene County Chamber of Commerce located in Waynesburg, PA. Using new membership information along with updated County statistics and history this membership directory is 88 full-color pages and is distributed to new members, existing members and potential businesses. Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, this project was delayed from originally beginning earlier in the year to mid-summer. That allowed this directory to contain info for businesses on COVID-19 and plans for re-opening along with the ability to incorporate branding elements that the Greene County Chamber of Commerce uses in their

With mortgage rates at historic lows, the Mortgage Planning Group in Mars, PA needed a way to get in front of new and existing homeowners. They contacted Laick Design about a new marketing approach and implemented some door hangers to reach potential customers. These door hangers are nice, sturdy and use a 16pt paper weight for a nice professional look and appeal. With the Mortgage Planning Group targeting customers in the North Hills of Pittsburgh they needed a nice paper weight to make a strong first impression. The front of these door hangers contain rate info and the call-to-action phone number. On the back of the door hangers there is

Laick Design has always believed print is alive and a very powerful marketing platform. For events and the upcoming holiday season, we developed a new brochure for the world famous Prantl’s Bakery. Prantl’s Bakery is a Pittsburgh institution known for it’s Burnt Almond Torte. Serving the Pittsburgh region for over 60 years they offer a variety of items such as wedding cakes, custom cakes, pies, and over 60 different varieties of thumbprint cookies. While working with the Prantl’s on the new brochure we kept the text light and relied on the photos to tell the story. With strong visuals the brochure keeps the color theme they use on their other

Laick Design recently completed the design and layout of the Mon River Trails Conservancy Rail-Trails map. This map is a detailed look of the rail-trails that run from the Southwest corner of Pennsylvania to Fairmont, W.Va. Unlike the water trail maps we completed last year, this map is just shown along the rail-trail system and it is not a physically printed map. However the detail and information displayed on the map is very beneficial for those using the trails as it displays picnic areas, restrooms, first-aid stations, water access, and detailed callouts for using the trail in downtown Morgantown, W.V.a While this particular map is displayed along the Mon-River Trail, the

We have recently completed a few projects for Pittsburgh’s Prantl’s Bakery. Our most recent project for them was to redesign their business cards. This redesign keeps the consistent look and feel from their brochure as well as their upcoming new website. The cards are printed on both sides with 16 point stock and are full color. The front of the cards showcase the world famous burnt almond torte and the back lists all of their four Pittsburgh locations. Keeping consistency within a brand over multiple platforms is such a easy way to make a lasting impression and to place a consistent message in the minds of consumers. If you are looking for designs like

We have had the pleasure of working on a few projects for LaMay Property Development such as their website and thank you cards. When they recently reached out to get their business cards re-designed we jumped onto the project immediately. Their new cards are printed on 16 point stock with two sided printing. On the front side, a beautiful bathroom remodel is shown along with their contact info. On the back is where the real beauty shows through as their logo is embossed in a metallic silver. The stock along with the embossed logo really make these cards pop! While focusing their work in the North Hills of Pittsburgh, PA and located in

Laick Design recently completed the 2021 rack cards for Christian W. Klay Winery located in Chalk Hill in the Laurel Highlands of Pennsylvania. The 2021 rack cards are a bit different from the rack cards we have completed for them in years past. One large difference is the design which now features a white wood grain texture on the front and inside panels. The white wood grain texture is meant to resemble the main barn that you would see upon entering the winery. This white wood grain texture will also carry through onto a new website that will be launching this summer. Another difference is the limited event schedule. In