Over the years, Laick Design has completed many projects for the Rotary Club of Waynesburg. Our most recent project was the club’s promotional brochure. The brochure given out to potential members but also available at fall festivals and their winter gala event features the colors set forth by Rotary International. Using the blue and gold colors we were able to compliment that with photos of the club members ringing bells during the holiday season, working at the food bank and also participating in various community service related events. The tri-fold brochure was printed in full color on a heavy stock with a full bleed.

Laick Design recently completed the Prantl’s Platters brochure for Prantl’s Bakery. With locations in Southwestern Pennsylvania as well as in the Pittsburgh market they have the ability to service potential catering and business customers throughout the region. This Prantl’s Platters brochures focus on their main color scheme of green and white while using a lighter theme and marble coloring. Showcased on the cover panel is the logo along with the a recent catering job that they completed for the Pittsburgh Zoo. The other outer panels focus on their services and a bit of info on their catering capabilities. The inside of the brochure contains information on ordering cookies, sandwiches and

Neubauer’s Flowers and Market House recently held their annual Christmas Open House and Laick Design designed the postcard for the event. The postcards were mailed to Neubauer’s Flowers and Market House customers inviting them to stop in and see the Christmas selections. The event was also promoted and broadcast on KDKA Channel 2 in Pittsburgh during the Pittsburgh Today Live (PTL) morning show. The staff from PTL did a live remote from Uniontown promoting the event. With the holiday season quickly approaching it is never too late to start holiday plans for your event and Laick Design can handle all of your needs to make sure everything is successful.

In the world of graphic design, every project is an opportunity to weave creativity and functionality into a harmonious tapestry. Laick Design, a pioneering name in the industry, recently showcased its prowess with the stunning 911 Fact Sheet flyer designed for Westmoreland County. Let’s delve into the intricacies of this remarkable creation. Purposeful Simplicity: The beauty of the 911 Fact Sheet flyer lies in its simplicity. Laick Design opted for a clean, uncluttered layout that ensures key information is easily accessible and digestible. The strategic use of white space enhances readability and draws attention to crucial details. Visual Hierarchy: A well-defined visual hierarchy is essential in any design, and this flyer exemplifies

Laick Design recently designed the health plan sheets for Wealth of Wellness in Cranberry Township, PA. The design involved a thoughtful process that balances information clarity, aesthetics, and usability. First, we delved deep into Wealth of Wellness’s requirements. We asked questions like: What type of health plans do they offer? Who is their target audience? What key information needs to be highlighted? Understanding these nuances is crucial for effective design. We then conducted extensive research into health plan sheet designs, both within the industry and beyond. We looked at trends, best practices, and innovative approaches to gather inspiration. This phase helped us identify elements that could make Wealth of Wellness’s

We recently designed a series of new sell sheets for DR3 Roofing for the 2024 season. The sell sheets are part of a series of materials that DR3 Roofing can use in their process when they meet with potential clients. The pieces are all connected and part of a larger series of materials that DR3 Roofing can use when meeting with clients either in person or virtually. The pieces use the colors, logos, and design elements we used in their website redesign and in other elements we have completed for DR3 Roofing over the years. By having a consistent design and professional looking materials DR3 Roofing should be able to display professionalism

In the bustling realm of marketing, reaching potential customers at the right time with the right message can make all the difference. For APG Supply in Connellsville, PA, targeting new homeowners can be a strategic move to introduce them to the company’s offerings. One effective way to connect with this audience is through a well-crafted postcard campaign. Below is the guide we used with APG Supply on getting their Spring postcard ready to go. Understanding Your Audience Before diving into the technical aspects of creating a postcard, it’s crucial to understand who you’re targeting. New homeowners are often in the midst of settling into their new spaces, making them receptive

Over the years we have designed many items for Pearl Insurance Agency in Zelienople, PA. We have been fortunate enough to develop their logo, website, signage and window decals. Recently, we designed their new business cards. These cards are printed on 16 point paper with a velvet varnish to give the paper a smooth look and feel. The back of the card features their logo embossed in a pearlescent raised ink. This full color card is just gorgeous and really plays into their branding that they already use in their work.

We recently designed new billboards for Pro Comfort Heating & Cooling located in Waynesburg, PA. Laick Design designed the new billboards and feature an engaging heading and product photography of their American Standard products. The new billboards are focusing on the winter and therefore heating systems. Each billboard is full color and has Pro Comfort Heating & Cooling’s logo, phone number, website and American Standard branding. As with most billboards the goal is to keep it simple and the message is very clear and to the point for any passerby. If you would like a billboard laid out for your business please contact Laick Design.

We recently designed a series of new sell sheets for DR3 Roofing. The sell sheets are part of a series of materials that DR3 Roofing can use in their selling process. The pieces are all connected and part of a larger series of materials that DR3 Roofing can use when meeting with clients either in person or virtually. The pieces use the colors, logos, and design elements we used in their website redesign and in other elements we have completed for DR3 Roofing over the years. By having a consistent design and professional looking materials DR3 Roofing should be able to display professionalism that goes along with their services that they offer