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Artists Madison Snell and London Perdomo invited 316 people to help create Thread by Thread, a nearly seven-foot tapestry inspired by Calgary’s Inglewood neighbourhood. Little Rock printed the banner, stickers, takeaway brochures, and final legend that helped them share the story behind the project at the 2026 InglewooDIY Festival.

Bike Calgary brings custom postcards to community events as an easy, approachable way for people to contact elected officials about cycling in the city. The cards stand out more than a QR code, fit easily into event materials, and help start conversations with people who stop by.

Artist Catriona and her mom, Sandra, run Arrow of Thyme together, turning Catriona’s artwork into products for markets and their retail space at Makers in Market Mall. Their Little Rock greeting cards quickly became a bestseller, while fast local turnaround lets them restock and change up their selection as the business grows.

Artist Maddie of Fruit Bat Dog Designs works across lino printing, acrylic painting, custom portraits, and collage. A recommendation from another artist brought her to Little Rock for collage prints, and she now also turns her designs into waterproof stickers that give customers another way to enjoy her work.

Lunenburg-based Salt Parlour uses custom labels to give each of their four small-batch potato chip flavours a distinct look without committing to large runs of fully printed packaging. The flexible setup lets founder Felicity Watson keep production manageable as Salt Parlour moves from local farmers’ markets toward retail.

Bulan creates artwork inspired by their Indigenous Filipino heritage under the name Mankadavi. Little Rock printed the pieces for their first-ever market, giving Bulan a high-quality way to bring their artwork to customers for the first time.

Calgary-based Afrofresh creates natural personal-care products inspired by African ingredients, culture, and connection to nature. Founder Eshetu Tekie uses product cards, business cards, signage, packaging, and other printed materials to tell that story clearly and create a consistent brand experience at markets and community events.

AUArts student CeeJay Washburn first sold handmade crafts at the Cochrane farmers’ market as a kid and always hoped to return to markets as an artist. Now, Little Rock helps CeeJay turn their work into professional prints and stickers as they take the first steps toward building an art business of their own.

Calgary-based Smilori makes small-batch, nut-shaped butter cookies filled with smooth centres and packaged for sharing or gifting. Founder Andrii Khomenko uses custom labels, gift cards, and stickers to distinguish each flavour and give every order a polished, personal finish.

Calgary nonprofit LOUD Art Society used custom posters to promote Kites in Motion, a series of free kite-making workshops that welcomed more than 225 participants. The posters helped draw families to the events and even survived an unexpected rainstorm, leaving the organization impressed enough to consider preserving them in its archive.

Designer Lena de Waal created 2nd Form Studio to give discarded textiles a new purpose through handbags and apparel. For her first collection, Little Rock printed the hang tags, stickers, and postcards that helped turn a new idea and logo into a tangible brand ready to meet its first customers.

Kingston artist Faith Green launched F Green Art this year and brought Little Rock prints to her first major Art After Dark event in May. Offering reproductions alongside her original paintings lets Faith reach more customers, and she’s already preparing a larger print selection for upcoming art events and holiday markets.

The Skinny Spa Inc. keeps locations in Calgary and Sherwood Park busy with regular promotions throughout the year. Little Rock supplies the flyers, pamphlets, inserts, banners, and other marketing materials they need, with local pickup and pay-at-pickup helping make frequent orders easier to manage.

Calgary-based Dare to Care delivers evidence-based bullying prevention programs to schools and sports organizations across Canada. Little Rock provides the professional print materials they use to share program information with students, athletes, educators, and coaches, backed by the fast turnaround and communication their team relies on.

Julie Heinrich started JKH Watercolour while living in an RV during COVID and looking for a productive outlet for her creativity. When two people wanted the same original painting, Little Rock prints gave her a way to share it more than once. That first order sold out within a month, and Julie now regularly turns her artwork into prints and greeting cards.