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Chicago Graphic Design + Printing ServicesPrinting Service in Chicago and Suburbs Graphic Design Company.

Our business philosophy is very simple: Provide functional and effective materials for the customers.

As a printing service provider in the Chicago area, we print almost everything from marketing promotions to point of purchase displays; from business forms to advertising specialty; from sheet-fed to digital printing; from one banner to thousands of presentation folders. Our customers include companies in the publishing, creative, financial, retail, not-for-profit and engineering industries, to name a few. Most of them are long-standing, satisfied customers who have come to know, depend and trust us to be their provider.

Although it is not a major part of the business, we offer our customers competitive graphic design services producing functional and creative materials. How do we do this? By seeking to understand what our customer is trying to communicate and finding creative solutions to present that objective to their market.

We recently added web design and development to our offerings. Once again, though it is not a major source of business, we now offer design and development service to our customers. But, it doesn’t stop there. Just like your offline marketing, if it doesn’t produce an action by the end-user, it’s useless. So, in addition to web design and development, we also offer search engine optimization services, maintenance and hosting. This website is just an example of what we can do.

As our name Fountainhead Graphics implies, we are the fountainhead for all your graphics needs.

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Minority Owned

Fountainhead Graphics receives its Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) recertification under the Business Enterprise Program (BEP) for Minorities, Females and Persons with Disabilities.

If you are looking for a minority owned graphic arts company, look no further. Our services include everything from concept to delivery, including graphic design, printing distribution and web development. We can be your one-stop shop. A handful of our customers actually consider us as part of their marketing department. You too can take advantage of our convenient services.

If you are interested in more information, please feel free to contact us.

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Dear Employer:

My name is Nathan Pernia. I am inquiring regarding the position you have available. I am a graphic designer by background. But, as you will see, I have expanded my skills to include a plethora of skills.

I just wanted to give you a little relevant synopsis about my background. While employed full time as a Marketing Director, a former employer asked me to work with them as a consultant.

To make a long story short, I soon realized that for most companies, a full-time creative marketing staff is almost unnecessary. That’s when I offered my services to other companies on an as–needed basis.

Today, most of my customers, are just that––repeat, on-going customers, who have realized that this type of relationship is efficient and a wise option. Please consider this arrangement for your company. I am confident that you too will find logic in the idea.

Objective

To assume responsibilities as THE creative source for companies on a contractual basis.

Professional experience

2000 - Present; Fountainhead Graphics; Downers Grove, IL
CEO Account Executive

Market graphic design and print services
Manage outside vendors including manufacturers and freelancers
Manage customer project budgets
Present basic offline and online marketing trends to customers
Business Operations

2000 - 2001; Phillip’s Flowers & Gifts; Westmont, IL
Marketing Director

Manage online promotions
Partial management of on-line merchandising
Management of all consumer and in-store promotions
Manage design and production vendors of all marketing collateral materials

1998 - 2000; Moody Publishers; Chicago, IL
Advertising Manager

Manage promotional budget
Management of all national trade and consumer advertising
Manage design and production vendors of all marketing collateral materials
Manage in-house support staff

1997 – 1998; Progressive Systems Network, Inc.; Chicago, IL
Business Consultant

Cold call solicitation of printing and electronic imaging to accounts of all sizes in a given territory to all levels of management
Train graphic production staff
Highest new business volume in April 1998

1994 – 1997; Code 3, Inc.; St. Louis, MO
Advertising Manager

Management of all national trade advertising
Art direction, design and production of all marketing collateral materials
Supervising and control outside vendors
Advertising reports to the sales and marketing staff

1994 – 1994; Gateway Apparel, Inc.; St. Louis, MO
Associate Graphic Designer

Design retail marketing collateral materials
Supervise staff artists

1988 – 1993; Southeast Missourian; Cape Girardeau, MO
Senior Graphic Designer

Design newspaper and targeted publication retail advertising
Supervise staff artists

Education

1988 Southeast Missouri State Cape Girardeau, MO
Bachelor of Science in Art

References Available upon request

Nathan Pernia

nathan@fountainheadgraphics.com
www.FountainheadGraphics.com

Fountainhead Graphics
5400 Walnut Avenue
Suite 305
Downers Grove, IL 60515
(630) 965-2972 cell
(630) 749-7171 voice/fax

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We are not your typical company, and we are not looking for typical people. Before you consider sending your resume, we encourage you to take a look inside yourself and really find out what it is you are looking for.Fountainhead Graphics is always on the lookout for mature professionals with an entrepreneurial spirit. We are particularly interested if you have a background in marketing, print, or web development and are in the western suburbs of Chicagoland.

If you have the skills and abilities to work in a creative invirontment, we encourage you to tell us why you think we should take a look at your resume.

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Offset Printing Samples

These are samples printed using offset sheetfed printing. Please read the Printing section of our site so you are clear and understand our services. A few of the samples shown here were also designed by Fountainhead Graphics.

Digital Printing Samples

Samples of digital printing process including full color large format, digital short run books and digital adverstising specialty. A few of the samples shown here were also designed by Fountainhead Graphics.

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Portfolio

Here are a few samples of graphic designed pieces created by Fountainhead Graphics. Most of these pieces are magazine ads. We have also designed several marketing and promotional brochures and collateral for our customers. You can view a few of these in our digital and offset printing samples.

Printing Terminology

Glossary of Printing Terms

Find some commonly used graphic arts terms, as well as some you may not have heard of. We hope that this will help you become more familiar as you discuss your project with your printing service provider.

Is there a term we need to add? Please feel free to send it on the form below.

AUTOTRAP

A software program that automatically applies trapping to film which is output by imagesetters. Trapping is the precise relationship between two ink colors when they butt together on a printed sheet. If no trap is added, a white gap may appear between colors. If too much trap is added, a dark line will appear where the colors overlap.

BLUELINE PROOF

Bluelines are inexpensive film proofs used to show content, page layout, folding, and color breaks on one- or two-color orders. Images on blueline proofs appear in shades of blue to the viewer and show extensive detail in contrast, shading, and halftone resolution.

BOUND SIZE

The dimensions of a book or folded piece after it has been bound or folded into its finished state.

CMYK

The acronym for the four basic ink colors used in process color printing: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black.

CHROMALIN PROOF

Chromalins are film proofs made using the DuPont system of mixing colored dye powders to approximate PMS colors, putting them into solution and applying them to a carrier sheet. The film controls where the image areas will appear. CMYK dyes are used when four-color proofs are needed. Chromalin proofs are the most expensive off-press proofing system discussed here.

COLOR KEY PROOF

Color Keys are film proofs that use colorized acetate overlay sheets to approximate four-color printing. Each of the process colors is applied to an overlay and then the overlays are registered to each other and taped down to a white piece of paper. Color Keys are one of the least accurate color proofing systems because the color is being viewed as dyes on plastic rather than pigments on paper.

COLOR SEPARATED LASERS

(see laser proofs)

COLOR SEPARATIONS

(see process color separations)

DIGITAL PROOFS

Digital proofs are produced from electronic art files before color-separated films or plates are generated. This is the least expensive point in the overall proofing process for making alterations to files. Some examples of digital proofs are lasers, phasers wax proofs, dye sublimation, and color copies from digital data.

DTP

Is the acronym for Desk Top Publishing

DUOTONE

When a photograph is printed using two ink colors it is a duotone. The most common color combinations are black plus a color, but duotones can be created using two PMS ink colors.

DYE SUBLIMATION PROOF

A digital, non-film proofing process in which CMYK dye solutions are applied to a paper carrier to approximate the final color images.

DYLUX PROOFS

A dylux proof is an inexpensive film proofing system used to show content, page layout, folding, and color breaks on one or two-color orders. Images on dylux proofs appear in shades of blue to the viewer and show extensive detail in contrast, shading, and halftone resolution.

FILM

Film is photosensitized acetate sheets which are processed through exposure to light. Film carries the images to be printed. The acetate sheets are solid black before exposure. After exposure, the image areas become clear. Film is first used to make proofs and then, second, used to make metal printing plates.

FILM PROOFS

Film proofs are created using the negatives which have been output on an imagesetter. They are highly accurate representations of what the final printed product will look like and are given to clients for final review, approval, and sign-off before the printing plates are made and the order is put on the press. Some examples of film proofs are Dylux, Silverprint, Blueline, Chromalin, Water Proof, Color Key and Matchprint.

FLAT SIZE

The dimensions of a brochure or folded piece before it is folded up.

GRAY SCALE

The tonal range from a very light gray (1% dot) up to solid black (100% dot) in increments of 1%.

HALFTONE

The reproduction of continuous-tone artwork such as photography or pencil sketches, through a digital screening process which converts shaded images into solid ink dots of various sizes and concentrations. A few, tiny dots will produce highlight areas. A heavy concentration of large dots will produce mid-tone and shadow areas.

IMPOSITION

The arranging of pages on a press sheet to ensure the correct order after the sheet is folded and trimmed.

LASER

The acronym for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. A laser is an intense beam with very narrow band width that can produce images by electronic impulses from digital data.

LASER PROOFS

Laser proofs are black and white or CMYK digital, non-film proofs which can be run out as composites or as color separated sheets. Lasers are used to check spelling, grammar, image placement, photo cropping and the proper separation of colors. Lasers are the least expensive form of proofing available. However, they are also the least accurate for image detail and color matching. Composite laser proofs indicate that all colors which will print have been used to produce the laser print-out. Color-separated laser proofs indicate that each ink color has been printed out on its own separate laser print-out. (e.g. CMYK separated laser proofs result in four sheets of laser print-outs; one each for the cyan, magenta, yellow and black.)

LITHOGRAPHY

Lithography is the printing process based on the theory that water and oil will not mix. The lithographic printing process uses a planographic plate to control where the printed image will appear. This plate is sensitized to be ink-receptive in the image areas and water-receptive in the non-image areas. After the plate is placed on the printing press, ink is applied to the surface of the plate and stays in the image areas. A miniscule amount of a water solution is applied to and stays in the non-image areas of the plate defining where the ink is positioned to an accuracy of 1/1000 of an inch.

NEGATIVE-PROCESSED

Printing plates that are created with film negatives are called negative-processed printing plates. Negative-processing is also used to make proofs for clients before the printing plates are made.

OFFSET PRINTING

The term offset is often used interchangeably with lithography. In fact, lithography is the printing process based on the theory that oil and water don’t mix and often uses the offset process for printing an image. Offset is the process whereby a printing plate first transfers its inked image areas onto a rubber blanket mounted on a cylinder in the printing press and then the rubber blanket transfers (or offsets) the inked image onto the paper as it passes through the press.

OUTPUT (when used in printing)

Output is the end result of converting electronic art files into the prepress materials used for printing production. Imagesetters output film negatives or film positives which are used to make printing plates. Platesetters output the printing plates used on the press.

PHASER WAX PROOFS

Phaser proofs are digital, non-film proofs which employ liquified colored crayons in the CMYK colors to create four-color images. Phasers use a 300 dpi resolution and output the image on paper-similar to a laser proofer.

PLATES

Plates are the carriers of the images that are to be printed on paper. One printing plate is required for each ink color printed. Metal plates are the only way to produce high quality, close-register printed images. Plates can also be made out of plastic and paper.

PMS COLORS

PMS stands for Pantone Matching System and was developed for color identification. The system assists clients, designers and printers in the communication process for color specification on printing orders. Each PMS color has a unique number and formula for ink mixing. PMS colors are also referred to as spot colors.

PROCESS COLOR

The four basic colors of ink used in process color printing are cyan, magenta, yellow and black. These ink colors are transparent and mix with each other when overprinted in predetermined amounts. i.e. when cyan overprints yellow, it produces green, when yellow overprints magenta, it produces orange. Controlled screen tint combinations of the four basic colors allow the full spectrum of colors to be produced on a printing press.

PROCESS COLOR SEPARATIONS

Color separation refers to the breaking down of any full-color image into the four basic ink colors used in printing. The making of a color separation involves the use of a laser light scanner which, through the use of four color filtering systems, can separate and record the amounts of cyan, magenta, yellow and black that is present in any particular area of a color original. The recording of this data is converted into digital form and saved to a computer for further processing and placement into page layout programs.

RESOLUTION

The quantification of output quality designated in dots per inch (dpi) when applied to paper output and in lines per inch when applied to film output. Laser printers commonly hold resolutions of 300, 600, 800 and 1200 dpi. Film output units (imagesetters) have variable resolution output; but are most commonly specified based on the surface type of papers to be printed. Newsprint can hold a resolution from 65 to 100 line screen. Uncoated papers typically use 120, 133 or 150 line screens. Coated papers can hold resolutions of 133, 150, 175 and 200+ line screens.

SHEET-FED PRINTING

Sheet-fed printing is the process where pre-cut sheets of paper are fed through the printing press rather than paper being fed off rolls (or webs).

SILVERPRINT PROOFS

A silverprint is an inexpensive film proofing system used to show content, page layout, folding, and color breaks on one or two-color orders. Images on silverprints appear light gray or silver to the viewer and show extensive detail in contrast, shading, and halftone resolution.

SPOT COLORS

are PMS colors.

SPOT COLOR SEPARATIONS

When spot colors (or PMS colors) are being used in a printing order the identification and assignment of each color can be done in a page layout program. This process is done by the designer of the art files. When a printshop receives electronic files, one of their routine jobs is to give a proof back to the client to verify that the spot color separations appear in the correct locations.

STRIPPING

Stripping is the process where film negatives are positioned (imposed) in preparation for making the printing plates. Litho strippers lay the films down on carrier sheets. A proof is then made from the stripped up negatives for the client to review and approve. After approval or corrections, the same stripped up negatives are then used to make the printing plates.

TEKTRONIX PROOF

Techtronix are digital color proofs which are used for preliminary proofing of the text, scans, cropping, sizing and color breaks. They are not accurate enough to use as final color proofs.

WATERPROOF

After the Chromalin proof became obsolete, DuPont introduced the WaterProof as one of the most accurate color proofing systems for process color (CMYK) printing. It is a film proofing system that employs the same color pigments used in printing inks. The use of color pigment, instead of dyes or colored acetate overlays, is the reason the color of the WaterProof is so accurate when compared to an actual press sheet.

WEB-FED OFFSET

Web-fed printing is the process where paper runs through the printing press from a roll and then is trimmed into sheets.

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Terms and Conditions

Quotation:
A quotation not accepted within 30 days may be changed.

Order:
Acceptance of orders is subject to credit approval and contingencies such as fire, water, strikes, theft, vandalism, acts of God, and other causes beyond Fountainhead Graphics’ control. Canceled orders require compensation for incurred costs and related obligations.

Experimental Work:
Experimental or preliminary work performed at customer’s request will be charged to the customer at Fountainhead Graphics’ current rates. This work cannot be used without Fountainhead Graphics’ written consent.

Creative Work:
Sketches, copy, dummies, and all other creative work developed or furnished by Fountainhead Graphics are Fountainhead Graphics’ exclusive property. Fountainhead Graphics must give written approval for all use of this work and for any derivation of ideas from it.

Accuracy of Specifications:
Quotations are based on the accuracy of the specifications provided. Fountainhead Graphics can requote a job at time of submission if copy, film, tapes, disks, or other input materials do not conform to the information on which the original quotation was based.

Preparatory Materials:
Artwork, type, plates, negatives, positives, tapes, disks, and all other items supplied by Fountainhead Graphics remain Fountainhead Graphics’ exclusive property.

Electronic Manuscript or Image:
It is the customer’s responsibility to maintain a copy of the original file. Fountainhead Graphics is not responsible for accidental damage to media supplied by the customer or for the accuracy of furnished input or final input. Until digital input can be evaluated by Fountainhead Graphics, no claims or promises are made about Fountainhead Graphics’ ability to work with jobs submitted in digital format, and no liability is assumed for problems that may arise. Any additional translating, editing, or programming needed to utilize customer-supplied files will be charged at prevailing rates.

Alterations/Corrections:
Customer alterations include all work performed in addition to the original specifications. All such work will be charged at Fountainhead Graphics’ current rates.

Prepress Proofs:
Fountainhead Graphics will submit prepress proofs along with original copy for the customer’s review and approval. Corrections will be returned to Fountainhead Graphics on a “master set” marked “OK,” “OK With Corrections,” or “Revised Proof Required” and signed by the customer. Until the master set is received, no additional work will be performed. Fountainhead Graphics will not be responsible for undetected production errors if:
proofs are not required by the customer;
the work is printed per the customer’s OK;
requests for changes are communicated orally.

Press Proofs:
Press proofs will not be furnished unless they have been required in writing in Fountainhead Graphics quotation. A press sheet can be submitted for the customer’s approval as long as the customer is present at the press during makeready. Any press time lost or alterations/corrections made because of the customer’s delay or change of mind will be charged at Fountainhead Graphics’ current rates.

Color Proofing:
Because of differences in equipment, paper, inks, and other conditions between color proofing and production pressroom operations, a reasonable variation in color between color proofs and the completed job is to be expected. When variation of this kind occurs, it will be considered acceptable performance.

Over-runs or Under-runs:
Over-runs or under-runs will not exceed 10 percent of the quantity ordered. Fountainhead Graphics will bill for actual quantity delivered within this tolerance. If the customer requires a guaranteed quantity, the percentage of tolerance must be stated at the time of quotation.

Customer’s Property:
Fountainhead Graphics will only maintain fire and extended coverage on property belonging to the customer while the property is in Fountainhead Graphics’ possession. Fountainhead Graphics’ liability for this property will not exceed the amount recoverable from the insurance. Additional insurance coverage may be obtained if it is requested in writing, and if the premium is paid to Fountainhead Graphics.

Delivery:
Unless otherwise specified, the price quoted is for a single shipment, without storage, F.O.B. Fountainhead Graphics’ provider platform. Proposals are based on continuous and uninterrupted delivery of the complete order. If the specifications state otherwise, Fountainhead Graphics will charge accordingly at current rates. Charges for delivery of materials and supplies from the customer to Fountainhead Graphics, or from the customer’s supplier to Fountainhead Graphics, are not included in quotations unless specified. Title for finished work passes to the customer upon delivery to the carrier at shipping point, or upon mailing of invoices for the finished work or its segments, which ever occurs first.

Production Schedules:
Production schedules will be established and followed by both the customer and Fountainhead Graphics. There will be no liability or penalty for delays due to state of war, riot, civil disorder, fire, strikes, accidents, action of government or civil authority, acts of God, or other causes beyond the control of Fountainhead Graphics. In such cases, schedules will be extended by an amount of time equal to delay incurred.

Customer-Furnished Materials:
Materials furnished by customers or their suppliers are verified by delivery tickets. Fountainhead Graphics bears no responsibility for discrepancies between delivery tickets and actual counts. Customer-supplied paper must be delivered according to specifications furnished by Fountainhead Graphics. These specifications will include correct weight, thickness, pick resistance, and other technical requirements. Artwork, film, color separations, special dies, tapes, disks, or other materials furnished by the customer must be usable by Fountainhead Graphics without alteration or repair. Items not meeting this requirement will be repaired by the customer, or by Fountainhead Graphics at Fountainhead Graphics’ current rates.

Outside Purchases:
Unless otherwise agreed in writing, all outside purchases as requested or authorized by the customer are chargeable.

Terms/Claims/Liens:
Payment is net cash 30 calendar days from date of invoice. Claims for defects, damages, or shortages must be made by the customer in writing no later than 10 calendar days after delivery. If no such claim is made, Fountainhead Graphics and the customer will understand that the job has been accepted. By accepting the job, the customer acknowledges that Fountainhead Graphics’ performance has fully satisfied all terms, conditions, and specifications.
Fountainhead Graphics’ liability will be limited to the quoted selling price of defective goods, without additional charge for special or consequential damages. As security for payment of any sum due under the terms of an agreement, Fountainhead Graphics has the right to hold and place a lien on all customer property in Fountainhead Graphics’ possession. This right applies even if credit has been extended, notes have been accepted, trade acceptances have been made, or payment has been guaranteed. If payment is not made, the customer is liable for all collection costs incurred.

Liability:
Disclaimer of Express Warranties: Fountainhead Graphics warrants that the work is as described in the purchase order. The customer understands that all sketches, copy, dummies, and preparatory work shown to the customer are intended only to illustrate the general type and quality of the work. They are not intended to represent the actual work performed.
Disclaimer of Implied Warranties: Fountainhead Graphics warrants only that the work will conform to the description contained in the purchase order. Fountainhead Graphics’ maximum liability, whether by negligence, contract, or otherwise, will not exceed the return of the amount invoiced for the work in dispute. Under no circumstances will Fountainhead Graphics be liable for specific, individual, or consequential damages.

Indemnification:
The customer agrees to protect Fountainhead Graphics from economic loss and any other harmful consequences that could arise in connection with the work. This means that the customer will hold Fountainhead Graphics harmless and save, indemnify, and otherwise defend him/her against claims, demands, actions, and proceedings on any and all grounds. This will apply regardless of responsibility for negligence.

Copyrights:
The customer warrants that the subject matter to be printed is not copyrighted by a third party. The customer also recognizes that because subject matter does not have to bear a copyright notice in order to be protected by copyright law, absence of such notice does not necessarily assure a right to reproduce. The customer further warrants that no copyright notice has been removed from any material used in preparing the subject matter for reproduction. To support these warranties, the customer agrees to indemnify and hold Fountainhead Graphics harmless for all liability, damages, and attorney fees that may be incurred in any legal action connected with copyright infringement involving the work produced or provided.

Personal or economic rights:
The customer also warrants that the work does not contain anything that is libelous or scandalous, or anything that threatens anyone’s right to privacy or other personal or economic rights. The customer will, at the customer’s sole expense, promptly and thoroughly defend Fountainhead Graphics in all legal actions on these grounds as long as Fountainhead Graphics promptly notifies the customer of the legal action and gives the customer reasonable time to undertake and conduct a defense. Fountainhead Graphics reserves the right to use his or her sole discretion in refusing to print anything he or she deems illegal, libelous, scandalous, improper, or infringing upon copyright law.

Storage:
Fountainhead Graphics will retain intermediate materials until the related end product has been accepted by the customer. If requested by the customer, intermediate materials will be stored for an additional period for additional charge. Fountainhead Graphics is not liable for any loss or damage to stored material beyond what is recoverable by Fountainhead Graphics’ fire and extended insurance coverage.

Taxes:
All amounts due for taxes and assessments will be added to the customer’s invoice and are the responsibility of the customer. No tax exemption will be granted unless the customer’s “Exemption Certificate” (or other official proof of exemption) accompanies the purchase order. If, after the customer has paid the invoice, it is determined that more tax is due, then the customer must promptly remit the required taxes to the taxing authority, or immediately reimburse Fountainhead Graphics for any additional taxes paid.

Telecommunications:
Unless otherwise agreed, the customer will pay for all transmission charges. Fountainhead Graphics is not responsible for any errors, omissions, or extra costs resulting from faults in the transmission.

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Who we are

First let us tell you who you are. You, our customers, are the most important people in Fountainhead Graphics. Without you, Fountainhead Graphics could not exist. Our main objective is to meet your needs in the most efficient way possible.

In order to get an idea of who we are, you should first read our vision and mission statements.

Vision Statement

To assist marketers in using graphic arts and technology as a means of promoting products and services in the most effective way for their company. Our growth is dependent upon the knowledge we acquire and the trusting relationships we develop with our customers by helping them succeed with practical solutions.

Mission Statement

To provide trusted and innovative graphic communications services that encompass concept to delivery for small and medium-sized businesses.

Customers

Here is a compilation of some of the comments our customers have given this minority-owned company. We hope that this will help you get a better idea of who we are. Do you have a comment you’d like to add? Please feel free to send it using the form below.

33 Responses to “Company”

  1. Mariah N.

    This is great news! Thanks so much for all your work on this event with us. You and your team have been so great and you have really helped us to pull off a wonderful event. You can expect our continued business and many referrals. Best.

  2. Tracey S

    Thank you so much. This is fantastic. I really, really appreciate your spending so much time to get this looking good. I can’t wait to show Kevin and Ted.

  3. Carolyn M.

    You are marvelous. You seem to always come through in a pinch. I know you are super busy with the catalog and yet you fit all of these in. Finally someone is on top of things. Thanks.

  4. Cheryl Z.

    The Annual Report got raves at our special event. THANK YOU! Wonderful Thanks for all your hard work. The report arrived, our Board President got in at 11:00 today, and I think she spent a half an hour looking at it. She’s very happy, thank you.

  5. Lindy M.

    It’s a great design — kudos to your designer.

  6. Jim P.

    Wow! That was lightning fast. Thanks.

  7. Lisa H.

    We are ready to roll with the brochures! Thank you for giving us such a great quote. (Thanks for delivering quality too; the woman in Potomac got her flyers yesterday morning and was thrilled with them.)

  8. Carole V.

    Yes, we received them Monday and are very pleased! Thank you for your help and hard work.

  9. Pam M.

    … by the way, I love your work and have been so impressed with all you are doing.

  10. Karen W.

    I wanted to thank you for your willingness to help us out with our last-minute Annual Report project.

  11. Rick P.

    We’ve thrown a good bit at you & you’ve handled it well.

  12. Kirt W.

    Hey great stuff! I am very impressed with your quick turnaround time and turning ideas into the look and feel I hoped for.

  13. Melanie P.

    Thanks for your help. Because of you, we were able to meet our budget.

  14. Patty W.

    Thank you again for the great job you did on the brochures. Everyone here is very pleased.

  15. John H.

    Thank you. I’m looking forward to seeing you. I’m really looking forward to the future when we will be able to more frequently work side-by-side. You are a valuable member of the team.

  16. Janis B.

    Very nice. Thanks for the good work.

  17. Christine Y.

    WOW! You guys did a GREAT job! Thank you for your flexibility, humor, and kindness! I think this version is a show-stopper!