On Thursday, April 25th, Lettering Works celebrated three years in business with a special Anniversary Ribbon Cutting at The Nest Coworking in Peoria’s Warehouse District. The event had cake, snacks, a short presentation, special guests, the ribbon cutting itself, and a special live performance from local singer-songwriter duo Projekts.

To celebrate three years of hard work and all that has come of my tireless efforts to turn this passion of creating into a full-time career, I have a full week of fun lined up including events., giveaways, and special sales happening April 22-26th.

Sarah Marie Dillard of Sarah and the Underground and Chelsie Tamms of Lettering Works join forces to share keys to branding a band with local musicians in new workshop coming to Peoria this May.

2019 marks the second year that Lettering Works has been asked to design custom postcards for the famous Morton Pumpkin Festival. Get a closer look at the 2019, 2018, and (bonus!) original postcards that Morton uses during Festival season and beyond.

Get a behind-the-scenes look at the evolution of the Hello Peoria grassroots movement into the Economic Development Council’s Hello Greater Peoria regional attraction strategy.

On Saturday, March 30th - Lettering Works, Simply Integrated, and Violet and Ivy Photography joined forces to bring local female creatives and entrepreneurs together for a morning of casual networking and delicious brunch. The Freelancing Females Brunch was held at The Nest Coworking in Peoria’s Warehouse District.

Lettering Works partners with Easter Seals to bring a freshly branded event to the Warehouse District.

Steph’s Stickers is a collaborative passion project between Chelsie Tamms of Lettering Works and Peoria resident, Steph Perry, who has autism and Ehlers Danlos Syndrome among other disabilities. The project aims to promote awareness and positivity that transcends any abilities or disabilities.

March 21st is World Down Syndrome Awareness Day. The Spot Coffee and Lettering Works join forces to celebrate abilities and raise awareness.

Lettering Works made its way into Peoria’s St. Patrick’s Day parade this past weekend via custom signage for a city council campaign. According to City Council candidate Peter Kobak, “lettering helped convey the individual and personal nature” of the grassroots movement he’s started in Peoria.