Lifeboat Creative

Some client relationships span more than a decade.

We first partnered with Plumbers & Pipefitters Apprenticeship Training of Kansas (PPATKS) in 2012 to create their website. After several conversations over the past few years about updating the site, the PPATKS team was ready to bring the project to life in 2026.

Early conversations about the new website also revealed an opportunity to refresh PPATKS’s brand. We recommended updating the visual identity first so the new website could be built around a brand that better reflects who they are today.

We’re proud to have been part of their story for more than 10 years and are excited to see where this next chapter takes them.

Check out their new website: https://ppatks.org/

We're proud to have been a part of the Wichita Heatwave event!. Thank you for the kind words and for a great collaboration from start to finish!

Big thank you to WPFF Board Member and Marketing Committee Chair, Jeremy Luginbill, at Lifeboat Creative for spearheading 'Wichita Heatwave’. Your team is fantastic. Data is the ingredients, but creativity is the chef and your team helped make the cook-off competition and the main event a success. Thank you for your continuity and communication.
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Thanks to their vision and dedication 'Wichita Heatwave' was a huge success.
😊 Way to go Wichita 😊

We’re proud to have helped Sedgwick County’s 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline awareness campaign come to life!

Working alongside the Sedgwick County COMCARE team, we developed a mix of digital and physical assets to help raise awareness of the 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline, including digital ads, audio ads, AMC movie theater pre-rolls, posters, mall banners, bus billboards and coasters.

The campaign launched in July, helping connect more people across Sedgwick County with this important resource.

Congratulations to Martin Pringle on 75 years of serving clients and the community! 🎉

It’s exciting to look back at the milestones that have shaped the firm’s history and celebrate the legacy built over the past seven decades. Here’s to many more years of success!

Continuing our 75th anniversary celebration with another look back at our history.

In 1964, the firm—then known as Collins Hughes Martin Pringle & Schell—moved to the 14th floor of the brand-new Wichita Plaza Building at 125 N. Market. Over the years, the building has also been known as Vickers Tower, the KSB&T Building, and SCTelcom.

From one milestone to the next, we're proud to celebrate 75 years of serving our clients and community.

June kept us on our toes... so much so that our monthly recap is arriving a little late. 😅

It was another month packed with client wins, content shoots, strategy meetings and plenty of client merch showing up at the office. Every week brought something new, and we wouldn't have it any other way.

Even with full calendars and busy schedules, we always make time to connect as a team. Those moments are just as important as the work itself.

Here's to another month of creating, collaborating and helping our clients grow. On to July! 🚀

We've been busy behind the scenes working on our new website, and that means it was time to get some fresh photos of the team.

We can't wait to share the new site with you soon. Until then, enjoy this behind-the-scenes look at the faces behind the work.

Team lunch at Riverfest is a summer staple. ☀️

Meet our summer intern, Adam Hristov.

Originally from a suburb outside Chicago, Adam chose to attend KU for its strong creative program and his longtime love of KU basketball. He’s currently studying design with a focus in photography and is passionate about creative storytelling and visual identity.

When he’s not behind the camera, you’ll probably find him fishing, playing tennis, talking baseball or keeping up with the latest in AI and design trends. Inspired by brands like New Balance, he’s especially interested in brand strategy, identity and learning how brands build personality and connection.

We’re excited to have Adam on the team this summer and look forward to seeing his creativity and perspective come to life in upcoming projects.

April brought a mix of creativity, momentum and a lot of great team moments.

We kicked things off with a client shoot on April 1—no jokes, just really great content—then brough back some “old days” energy with a team happy hour featuring cocktails and mocktails (the tropical mojito and blueberry mojito were both so good).

We celebrated Lifeboat Creative’s 24th year in business with donuts and breakfast pizza, hosted a surprise adult Easter egg hunt and gathered for a team lunch while also saying farewell to our winter/spring intern.

In between it all, we kept things moving with multiple large campaign launches and a full slate of work behind the scenes.

It was a strong April all around, and we’re looking forward to what’s ahead.

There’s something about the little details that makes a big difference.

We recently created new name badges for our client, Martin Pringle Law Firm, reflecting a clean, professional look for their team.