The results are in and this project is getting even closer to becoming a tangible reality! You've voted and winners have risen to the top. We are so excited to share the final five postcard designs for the new Chicago Style Postcards Series in this blog post!

It’s been a month since Lettering Works relocated from Peoria to Chicago, Illinois and a lot has happened from colorful and creative client work to fresh inspiration to new personal project planning to a fully funded Kickstarter.

The third “The Marty Monologues” show is appropriately titled “45 Minutes of Fame” as Marty will share stories of the three times he experienced his “15 minutes of fame.” Take a look at our newest Andy-Warhol-inspired poster design for the latest show coming soon to Peoria and New York.

If my new Chicago Style Postcards aren't your thing, but Chicago and stickers are... you're in luck! This blog unveils the new designs that make up our first set of Chicago stickers.

Zandra Illustration gets a new look from Lettering Works that fits the evolution of Zandra Conley’s growing side hustle.

Lettering Works’ first Chicago passion project is launching and needs your help to become a reality. Learn more about the project and newly launched Kickstarter.

The Nest Coworking has been my office since before Lettering Works officially began. It has been home to countless workshops, meetings, and events while serving as a place where friendships, connections, and ideas developed for Lettering Works.

Exactly one month ago, I announced that I was moving to Chicago and launching one last mini-series: 25 More Days of Peoria. This blog features the an official recap of the twenty-five newly added designs.

Lettering Works receives the “Brilliant Ideas That Never Saw the Light of Day” Award from the Public Relations Association as the organization recognizes the best of the best communication and public relations practices in Central Illinois.”

Learn more about what goes into building a freelance design business as Chelsie answers the frequently asked question: “What does a typical day look like for you as a freelance designer?”