Get to know Cee Ng, the driven creative and CEO behind Live Learn Dream….

Our most recent involvements in the kidney community include designing an infographic for the PKD Connect event, being a sponsor for the upcoming Walk for Kidneys, and being interviewed on The Journey Continues Podcast…

The National Kidney Foundation of Illinois and Lettering Works teamed up to rebrand one of the NKFI’s signature educational programs: Living with Kidney Disease and Transplantation…

The Women Business Development Center’s GovCon-Airports Program helps small businesses and concessionaires who currently have contracts at Chicago’s airports, and businesses seeking to do business with the airports. Over 15 businesses were represented in the recent cohort, which consisted of weekly, three-hour sessions for eight weeks…

Lettering Works is celebrating World Kidney Day in 2021 with sharable graphics and highlighting the Cool Beans project to raise awareness for kidney disease today and every day…

The Women Business Development Center’s ScaleUp Program helps women-owned businesses grow despite COVID. Six determined female entrepreneurs graduated from the nine-week program in mid-November, after showing up virtually three hours a week to work on their businesses and learn from a variety of presenters and advisors…

Shop local this holiday season and support the small businesses who need your dollars most. Check out the collection of sharable graphics Lettering Works’ designed to promote shopping local and spreading the word on favorite small businesses in Chicago…

See the x-ray inspired designs that Chelsie created specially for #scoliosiswarriors and five lessons she’s learned from living with scoliosis…

We’re talking all things money with financial coach Kate Grayson of Beyond Money. From budgeting to saving to investing, Kate shares her best tips and specific considerations that individuals should make as they navigate both personal and business finances…

If you are able to vote, it is important that you make a plan and do so. While it is not a requirement to vote, it is an important civic duty and individual responsibility to keep our democracy alive…