UlrichPinciotti

09/11/2026

06/18/2026

A great day in Chicago filming season two of The Art of Aging podcast for Montgomery Place Senior Living.

There's something special about hearing stories, wisdom, and life experiences shared through authentic conversations.

We are grateful to be part of a project that highlights the beauty, purpose, and richness of every stage of life.

02/26/2026

USA!🇺🇸

02/12/2026

Hallway transformation at Christ the King Catholic School.

Our goal: to elevate the hallway to feel sophisticated, contemporary, welcoming and fully aligned with the school’s brand.

What began as a green cinder block wall became a custom-painted gray backdrop, designed to work with existing surfaces. We used the block grid to precisely place vinyl and 3D graphics, which are deconstructed elements of the school logo, to create dimension, movement and visual interest.

Above, a bold red band carries inspirational Bible verses centered on children and learning, reinforcing both mission and message.

This project required meticulous measurement and placement to ensure every element aligned seamlessly with the existing structure. We think it turned out incredibly well!

Special thanks to Sue Hague-Rogers, SHR 3D Visual Solutions; Gary, Danny, and Hayden; and Brian Smith and Father Dave Nuss for trusting us to bring this vision to life.

12/25/2025

Peace. Love. Joy.
Wishing you a Christmas filled with all three.
From all of us at UlrichPinciotti. 🎄🤍

12/19/2025

We’re thrilled to share that our Your Time. Your Choice. campaign for Unison Health has earned a Silver Davey Award! The Davey Awards is an international advertising competition honoring small agencies —and we’re proud to be among them.

The aim of the campaign was to create awareness on the importance of prevention as it relates to substance use. We chose to highlight the fact that young people who focus on meaningful activities are less likely to use drugs or alcohol.

Huge thanks to Giles Cooper and Chris Rohman for helping bring this concept to life, and to Zach Ulrich, Megan, Bonnie, and Ryan Fischer for sharing their passions so authentically to help spread this important message. We’re also deeply grateful to William Emahiser and April White at Unison Health for trusting us with this work and letting us do our thing. In addition, thanks to the Mental Health & Recovery Services Board of Lucas County for funding and supporting this impactful project.

To view this campaign go to UlrichPinciotti.com/video