The finished Tinley Park Mug, front view

Hand-drawn hometown collection

The Tinley Park Mug

A hand-drawn celebration of Tinley Park, available exclusively at Krema Coffee.

15 oz ceramic mugMicrowave safeDishwasher safe

Community
Tinley Park, Illinois
Exclusive local shop
Krema Coffee6700 South St
Tinley Park, IL 60477
Available in store onlyGet directionsThe Tinley Park Mug is sold at the Tinley Park Krema location while supplies last. Contact the shop before making a special trip.
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The Tinley Park Mug: front view

Town

Tinley Park, Illinois

Tinley Park is a lively community known for music, parks, local art, and a historic downtown that continues to bring people together. Oak Park Avenue, Zabrocki Plaza, the Vogt Visual Arts Center, and community events give residents a hometown rhythm all their own.

Ashley Ann drawing community mug artwork by hand
Ashley drawing the community mug artwork by hand.

The collaboration

Krema’s invitation brought music to Tinley Park.

The Tinley Park Mug grew out of my Plainfield collaboration with Kacie at Krema Coffee. After the hometown mug was completed, she invited me to create designs for Krema’s other locations, including Tinley Park.

The community is a destination for concerts and live music for so many people across Chicagoland. That musical identity made the Tinley Park design especially fun to develop and gave the artwork a celebratory energy.

The story behind the mug

From the first connection to a mug made for Tinley Park.

  1. The Tinley Park Mug debuts

    The finished wraparound mug arrived at Krema just in time for the holiday season.

  2. A limited tumbler follows

    The Tinley Park artwork later appeared on a travel tumbler, carrying the hometown story into another everyday form.

Ashley Ann holding The Tinley Park Tumbler outside Krema Coffee
Ashley with The Tinley Park Tumbler at Krema Coffee

Inside the illustration

Tinley Park details, drawn by hand.

01

Oak Park Avenue Station

The stone Metra station and clock tower connect the mug to Krema’s distinctive Tinley Park home.

02

Historic Downtown Tinley

Local storefronts and Oak Park Avenue capture the walkable heart of the village.

03

Vogt Visual Arts Center

The historic Vogt building represents Tinley Park’s art, architecture, and community programming.

04

Zabrocki Plaza

The downtown plaza and gateway arch welcome residents to concerts, markets, and village events.

05

Centennial Park

Trails, sports, playgrounds, and open space celebrate everyday recreation in Tinley Park.

06

Tinley Park Music

A musical note honors the concerts and performances that are a recognizable part of the community.

In the news

Local art, hometown connection.

The Chicago Tribune’s feature on Ashley’s work placed collaborations like Tinley Park within a wider story about hometown pride, local businesses, and the objects people use every day.

Read the Chicago Tribune story

The Krema collection

Four communities, four distinct stories.

The finished Tinley Park Mug, front view

Journal · Behind the drawing

Krema's Tinley Park Mug and a New Local Story

A Plainfield relationship grew into another town-specific coffee shop design.

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