Folders, Brochures, Flyers and More

McHenry County EDC

JSK Design has help McHenry County EDC with everything from Annual Dinner Invitation, programs and posters to magazine and newspaper ads, direct mail and website components.

Logo Design and Branding

Advance Design

Email marketing is a great way to keep your name or product on the mind of your customers. Relevant, informative, smartly designed emails that match the branding of your company make a good impression.

Hospice of Northeastern Illinois

This prestigious Gala is the highlight of the season! Held at the Seahorse Palace created a whimsical theme that was branded throughout; invitations, seals, thank you gifts of wine and a crystal etched wine stopper all included the Seahorse logo. This event raised over $250,000.

Custom logo design

Creating a unique, personal logo for your business is essential to branding your business.

FurnitureKidz

From crib to teen and everything in between. Distinctive furniture that grows with your child. Heirloom quality furniture at affordable prices.

From postcards and brochures to newspaper ad and inserts we created a branding for the store that was consistent throughout.

Creative Marketing Materials

Making a first impression is important in every thing that you do. Here are some examples of creative marketing from a full page trade publication ad to a flyer to an unusual sized 8 page brochure.

Rivertrails Maps

The original project was a map with content listed on the back. We developed a alternative brochure that made the product easy to read. It was so successful it was reprinted twice with a later version that was geared toward the consumer.

Branding

Forever Gardens is a perennial garden designer. She brands her business with a beautiful garden that she designed.

Kimberose is a custom wedding and event floral design company. They wanted something unique that would convey the passion for perfection for each and every event.

Both Forever Gardens and Kimberose use a silk laminate business card with spot varnish to create a subtle impression.