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.

Navigating any conversation about pricing is difficult. In this blog post, we share three steps to follow when the budget doesn’t seem to be there and a checklist of questions to ask before committing to a project you aren’t sure about.

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.

Haynes Family Chiropractic, voted “Best of Peoria” in 2018, gets a refreshed look from Lettering Works after nearly five years in business. Learn more about what went into the rebrand.

Chelsie Tamms responds to entrepreneurial interview questions written and sent by a local college student studying graphic design.

2019 is sure to be a year of even more community involvement as Lettering Works joins both the Peoria Area and Morton Chamber of Commerce.

As a creative entrepreneur, it can be incredibly hard to take a proper and intentional break from work. Planned vacations are an essential aspect of nurturing creativity and productivity.

A behind-the-scenes look at the recent updates to the Lettering Works logo and the thought process behind the change.