After designing a successful website for the firm, we rolled up our sleeves again for this Loudoun remodeling company to create a memorable brochure that would be given to prospective clients in the mid Atlantic region. They wanted a bi-fold design that also contained an insert. The overall design measured 8 1/2 inches by 11 inches, when printed and cut.
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Sometimes photography isn’t enough to communicate a story. When this is the case, 3D design apps can be used to recreate scenes for the purpose of portraying difficult concepts. MSI Worldwide Mail, a firm with headquarters in Belgium, hired Wicked Design to do just this. Their location in Sterling, Virginia, needed a sign for their lobby area to demonstrate their capabilities. This company offers a wide range of sophisticated mailing and sorting
This project literally began with a napkin sketch, drawn at a local hang out. The poster concept began with a V
Graphic design can be challenging on many levels, Mastering the appropriate amount of content based upon the need can be the biggest. In this case, we just designed a CD cover for a local Loudoun band, called “The Moment”. Their CD release party occurred this weekend at Shenanigan’s in Leesburg, Virginia. Luckily, this band chose to work with a printing firm that offered a template for the graphic design aspect. All we had to
Barbara Quast was voted the Best Loudoun County Interior Designer of 2012. To leverage this distinguished award, she chose to conduct a marketing campaign to further increase awareness of her fine designer skills. She contacted Wicked Design to create print advertising and sales cards for this effort.
The sales card would be distributed in various ways, including direct mail. 
The multipurpose card needed to be designed for flexibility in mind.
The final note card
The 2012 Rock The Rink concert planned for January 19 in Purcellville, Virginia. The organizing group wanted to promote the event with a bold, eye catching poster. After reviewing the complete requirements for the event, and the poster, we went to work designing a piece that was meant for print resolution at a size of 11 by 17 inches. This large image would then be reused in a smaller size for promoting on the
Above Ground Winery is a new wine producer in Purcellville, Virginia. The Sweet Rebecca Lynn wine label, seen below, was the second in a series of five that Wicked Design created for the winery. With more than 30 vineyards and wineries in Loudoun County, it is important to stand apart. This wine label design offers elegance in design using an understated display. Simple but effect product design will often make the difference in sales.
The second annual Purcellville Halloween Block Party is coming up at the end of this month (obviously). This poster was designed in conjunction with the business owners along 21st Street who are responsible for hosting this event. Last year, snow shut down the festival, but the show went on te following day, with great success. This year promises to be bigger and better.
The 21st illustration, featured in this poster, was created by taking
Effective print design can make the difference between gaining the attention of the public, and being ignored. Aside from the all important Who, What, Where, Why and When, a poster design must be colorful, unique and able to draw attention. A central design should pull the viewers attention to various locations within the poster design. This takes into account that the design itself is interesting enough to look at. When viewing the poster from
Sometimes simple and understated design grabs the most attention. The Sweet Rebecca Lynn wine label, designed for Above Ground Winery in Purcellville, reflects a simple approach that uses graphic design to draw the attention of the wine buying crowd. Starting with a family photograph, Rebecca’s profile was traced using Photoshop. Then creative design elements were used when stroking those traced paths. Then blending and coloring the body shapes, a simple graphic design came to