Word on the Street

They made it! Tanya and Zach survived the Waukegan Polar Bear Plunge with all of their fingers and toes intact.

We’re ringing in the new year by venturing into the icy waters of Lake Michigan! Tanya, Brian, and Zach have decided to freeze their Fahrenheits off at Waukegan’s 17^th annual Polar Bear Plunge.

Last week, the Street Level Studio team took a break from our work to celebrate the close of another successful year.

Is it just us, or does Thanksgiving creep up earlier every year?

Halloween is almost here! When we’re not filling up on candy corn, we’re glued to our phones, exploring these festive mobile apps…

Fall has arrived! At Street Level Studio, we can tell — not by the 75˚ forecasts — but by the wall of orange outside our office doors. That’s the 6th Annual Great Highwood Pumpkin Festival getting underway, with thousands of pumpkins being carved, lit, and carefully displayed throughout Highwood.

Happy Earth Day! Every year on Earth Day we consider how we’re doing on the “going green” scale and take steps to be more eco-friendly. Over the years, we’ve seen the marketing industry as a whole become greener, and this year is no different. When Street Level Studio’s doors opened, a large majority of our clients’ marketing materials were printed.  While there is and always will be a demand for print ads, brochures, and catalogs, increasingly our clients have turned to email and web-based marketing strategies.

As reported in the Highwood Gazette, March 24, 2015.

Entire Street Level Studio Staff Unicycles to Work

HIGHWOOD, IL — Local graphic design and marketing agency Street Level Studio has seized the first days of spring with an innovative approach to commuting. Inspired by their fearless web developer, Zach Wenner, who unicycles to work daily, the Street Level Studio staff have challenged themselves to join him. “Zach made it look so easy, we all wanted to get in on the fun,” commented Creative Director Joe Davis.

Joe and Wendy Davis just returned from another trip to the amazing West Texas town of Marfa. On February 14^th they attended holiday festivities in Valentine, Texas. That's right, Valentine is a real place, if a very small one.