Great location, great communication, and great printing…read more This TPH location is across the street from the Westin, making it easy to order retractable banners for a conference exhibit. The corporate website described the materials available and had a convenient online form to request a quote (price and time) to fulfill the order. The manager responded in a timely manner, and thoroughly answered all my questions in subsequent emails. He provided guidance since a bank holiday could have complicated my project. I was happy with the photo of the banners that my colleague sent to me, after he set up the booth.

Rick and the TPH team are amazing! One of our clients was giving a presentation and his large…read morelaminated poster from the US didn't arrive. I went online, requested a 48x36 laminated poster ASAP from TPH. Rick called me as soon as they opened and they were able to print it and walk it across the street to the hotel in less than 2 hours. TPH was true lifesaver today! Can't thank them enough

Went to Digital Post @ 130th ave SE for Business Cards. Met Brittany who helped with design and…read moreprinting. Rates were really great, fast service, sent proof in record time, answered all my questions, best rate I found close to where I live. Highly recommend! Please ask for Brittany, her costumer service is top shelf! Mark

Came to send a document from Calgary to Ottawa, with prepaid return envelop. The price? $90 both…read moreways with FedEx. Outrageous. Later contacted Canada Post. For the same service they wanted ~$35 return. Won't be using Digital Post or FedEx again.

I'm addicted to stationery. Like, they should create some sort of "Stationery Lover's Anonymous"…read morefor me and people like me. And if stationery and relevant supplies, cards, ect. were drugs, then Uppercase Gallery would be the big bad dealer of the Calgary world. It is like pure, unrefined joy/crack to browse the tiny store located in Art Central. In addition to the basic stationery - beautiful handmade cards designed by local artists, mirrors and buttons with fetching designs and beautiful if expensive handmade paper, they have a bit of everything else. That means they have a bunch of "how-to" books in addition to some very attractive books about graphic design, beautiful notebooks, prints and supplies like stamps and pencils. Yes indeed, it is a visual overload for your eyes. Unfortunately, while you are endeavouring to support local artists and art you are also spending a small fortune.

From the owner: UPPERCASE is a quarterly print magazine for the creative and curious with eclectic content inspired…read moreby design, typography, illustration and craft. Though you may recall our gallery and public space in Calgary's Art Central, Art Central is now closed and UPPERCASE's studio has moved. We are now concentrating on publishing and no longer have a public gallery. If you'd like to make an appointment, please consult our website. thanks!

High quality and on time. I've used Little rock to print posters a few times now - Not only were…read morethey done correctly, they were also done on time. You could save a couple bucks by going to Staples, but if what every you are getting printed needs to be done correctly and on time, I highly recommend you check out Little Rock. The people are really nice and also competent. Whenever I've done printing here I feel like they've given it a human eye to make sure that they are done correctly. Seems like a pretty simple thing, but like most people who have had to get things printed from time to time, we've probably all experienced some pretty hilariously botched print jobs. Hilarious that they tried to pass it off as complete, but not hilarious that you probably have an event coming up with no posters to advertise. Avoiding this experience makes it worth going to little rock.

Great company to work with, attention to detail, outstanding quality and customer service - from…read morebeginning to end. Creative, attentive... nothing too big nor too small. Thanks to all at Little Rock, you ROCK 'n lot! ANDREA DAVIS www.ballyhooconcepts.com

What can I say... I'm a very proud business owner! . But honestly, you will not be disappointed by…read moreout quality work or great service!

These guys are awesome! Super quick and friendly and crazy helpful. In a world of many online…read moreprinting places its hard to know or see what you are going to get - these guys kick butt!

From the owner: Specializing in high quality, professional print products for customers who need to make a…read morecompelling first impression. Offset and digital equipment, graphic design services, die cutting and thermo engraving.

I've used Colourshape for a few projects - both professional and for a charitable endeavor…read more Colourshape is a freelance company, great for working on small to medium design projects. The rates are very reasonable and job turnaround time is great. What I liked most about working with Colourshape though was that the designer took the time to understand the goals and purposes of each piece we wanted created, and then was able to put his own appropriate creative spin on that. Colourshape was great at communicating and managing expectations on timelines too. Whether it be a simple stationary or logo design or a brochure or ad campaign, Colourshape pays attention to your company's wants and needs and creates interesting, creative solutions with solid design logic and practice behind them. They are also flexible in where they meet you (person, online, phone) to discuss your project too which is helpful.

From the owner: Colourshape provides freelance graphic design and branding services, with a specialty in helping…read moresmall businesses and entrepreneurs. The website contains a variety of helpful articles and is the blog and design portfolio of Curtis Ince, an information designer and creative director based in Calgary, Canada.