Artmil has provided award-winning graphic design, web design, and print services to the greater Tri-Cities area since 1994. With clients from Walla Walla to Yakima, Idaho to Oregon and beyond, we’ve had the pleasure of helping some of the most well-known businesses, non-profits, arts organizations, and government entities in the region, engage with their audience with clarity and style.
Our philosophy is that good design is durable. Of course it’s important to keep an eye on current trends, but “trendy” can also have a short shelf life and require frequent replacement. There’s a lot to appreciate in time-honored design that’s always been good. At Artmil we have fun exploring different eras and genres, appreciating what makes them “tick,” and then using that to inspire something different and fresh.
Top notch from the crew at Artmil. Excellent full service and very helpful staff. Easily the best in the Tri-Cities area!
Not being technologically proficient, I dreaded the creation of a new website. However, working with Artmil was extremely easy. When I ran into a snag or had difficulties, all I had to do was ask, and the problem was immediately solved — and solved with ease. Kudos to Artmil for providing us with a wonderful, […]
Artmil helped me create my business website 5 years ago when I started a new business. My website looks great AND, over the years, they have quickly and consistently made the updates and changes I have needed to keep my website current. Very helpful, friendly, and professional.
Excellent communication which led up to an awesome final product. Would recommend to friends, family, and business partners alike!
There’s a moment we see fairly often in our work. A client comes to us having just read something about web accessibility — maybe it was an article, maybe it was a newsletter, maybe it was a conversation with someone at a conference — and they arrive with that look. You know the one. Equal parts curious and overwhelmed. “I know I’m supposed to care about this,” they say, “but I honestly don’t know where
There’s a moment we see fairly often in our work. A client comes to us having just read something about web accessibility — maybe it was an article, maybe it was a newsletter, maybe it was a conversation with someone at a conference — and they arrive with that look. You know the one. Equal parts curious and overwhelmed. “I know I’m supposed to care about this,” they say, “but I honestly don’t know where
