ER2 Celebrates 30 Years of Making it Happen in Grand Format Printing
It’s hard to believe that it’s been three decades since our family-owned business opened its doors as a Signs By Tomorrow franchise. On our own
Inside ER2: Gary Firak Got Bitten by the Wide-Format Bug
Account Executive Gary Firak didn’t choose the wide-format printing industry; it chose him. After earning an Integrated Marketing Communications degree from Illinois State University, Gary
A Stylish Change for Less Coin With Fabric Covers
Sometimes, looking good makes you feel great. Ever put on that perfect outfit? You feel almost invincible. Why wouldn’t companies feel the same way about
Forget the Game, We’re Just Here for the Party
Did you host a Super Bowl party for friends and family? Not to brag, but we helped New York throw the biggest one of all.
Have Signs, Will Travel: Rebranding an Orlando Hotel
Our work can be found all over the Chicago area. But we don’t confine ourselves within the Illinois borders. Wherever a big print job needs
Bright Lights, Big City: Using Lintec Film to Illuminate the Chicago History Museum
It was 55 years ago that, overcoming a great deal of adversity, Eunice Johnson began her legendary Ebony Fashion Fair: a traveling show featuring African
A look from Switzerland that’s anything but neutral
Switzerland’s Vitra is a furniture company that believes in creating highly attractive yet highly sustainable designs for the home, office and public spaces. Also
Coalesse makes an impression at NeoCon 2011
Coalesse creates beautiful furnishings for sophisticated design and architectural environments as well as home offices – so beautiful that they get awards for these furnishings
Coalesse makes an impression at NeoCon 2011
Coalesse creates beautiful furnishings for sophisticated design and architectural environments as well as home offices – so beautiful that they get awards for these furnishings
Maybe you don’t need to assemble the largest banner in the world. But it’s nice to know we can do that.
Let’s say your next idea isn’t just big – it’s enormous. Literally. Like a gigantic banner draped down the side of the Merchandise Mart that