The Power of Personalization

Tom Lehman Scores Hole-In-One

2010-08-15T20:14:00.010-04:00

Tom Lehman, scored a very rare hole-in-one on the 17^th hole Saturday at Whistling Straits. It was a beauty! It bounced two times on the green and rolled right into the cup. Hole-in-one's really do happen! Congratulations Tom!

Opportunity On The Back Of The Card

2010-07-23T20:35:00.007-04:00

It's crazy that most people are not using the back of their business cards. What a waste! Adding a photograph is a simple way to stand out. You can add images to the back of the cards which makes it more personal to you. Are you a photographer, potter or jewelry designer? You can picture a different product image on each of your business cards. We found moo.com by chance, and it was a good find. Check out the cards I made for my Dad. If he's meeting with a golf shop he can hand out his golf business card. He has cards with baseball, golf, basketball, football and our soccer sports art. He's ready to show little samples of our personalized art to all the different sports fans he may run into. I've had more than one customer grab two different business cards from me because they look so fun and collectible.

Extreme Makeover Event

2010-07-19T20:55:00.019-04:00

The Extreme Makeover team was on Long Island to build a house for the Lutz family. This show is scheduled to air in September. It's amazing what the Extreme team does in one week! They affect so many more people than you would expect after watching the show. I couldn't believe they had port-a-potties, a radio station, and painted chairs out on the neighbor's lawns! They took up a few blocks with all their equipment and trailers. There was even a bus going round the town for the volunteers and people to visit the site. We got there just in time as they shot a scene with Ty Pennington. He seems like a really nice guy. We heard that the Lutz family are baseball fans so Letters that WOW donated a piece for the family. I hope we see it when the show airs.

Letters That WOW was featured in Golfing Magazine!

2010-07-12T20:05:00.010-04:00

Unique Golf Artwork from Letters That Wow

A family-owned company headed up by Denis Conway, Letters That WOW takes pride in creating framed letter-art items that make unique gifts for the sports lover. The firm specializes in sports items for golf as well as baseball, basketball, football, soccer, and running.
Conway initially chose golf as the first subject to work on, while his daughter Laurie continues to expand their library of sports letter art and backgrounds which are then crafted onto fine art canvas by state of the art print technology in his shop.
Personalized creations can be a person’s name, favorite course, or a golf-related word – all using custom designed golf-ball-style lettering and combined with a photo of a picturesque golf hole. (see full article at Golfing Magazine)

Way to go Spain!

2010-07-11T20:10:00.004-04:00

Congratulations to Spain on their World Cup soccer victory. It was hard to keep track of the amount of yellow cards during this game! It had to be over 13!

Follow Your Passion!

2010-07-10T12:03:00.022-04:00

I frequently get asked how the idea of our personalized sports art came about. Well, let me tell you the story…. It all started with a picture of a beautiful box of chocolate! I’ve had this picture hanging on my wall for many years. It’s funny how one day I saw my initial, the letter “L” lined up in this box of chocolate. Hmmmm. I’m a chocoholic, I love everything Hershey. So it made me think, is it possible to create people’s names out of what they are passionate about! I mentioned this to my Dad and he encouraged me to explore the concept and bring it to life. That’s how Letters That WOW was born.

This is a family business which lets us combine our very different talents and focus on the specific areas that build on our passions. I’m the creative partner who focuses on the graphics and marketing. My Dad is the more practical one who enjoys the technical challenges. My Mom has an eye for design adding the finishing magical touches to each piece.