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★★★★☆ | The minimal business cards of Cory Parsons of Probably Parsons, an illustration and concept art studio. Printed on a duplexed cardstock with grey side inking. Clear letterpressing on the logo with the name and contact text also letterpressed, but with the same ink as the sides. A perfect example of “less is more” in design.
March 24th 2013 | 2 notes |
★★☆☆☆ | The pop-up business cards of Ayako Okado, hair stylist from Texas. While at first glance it may look like a clown’s business card, perhaps the stylist has a unique taste. Regardless, the card really does “pop” in more than one way. When folded, the character’s hair style changes.
March 24th 2013 |
★★★☆☆ | The orangey business cards of Gabriel Piazman of Trip Studio, an architecture rendering firm. The major use of bright orange gradients on both sides creates a very vibrant and zesty appeal that goes great with the white bordering.
March 24th 2013 | 1 note |
★★★★☆ | The two-tone business cards of Pour Elle, a women’s hair style salon. A powerful use of black and white with invisible logo detailing with spot uv on the backside finished with rounded corners. An elegant and classic business card result.
March 23rd 2013 | 1 note |
★★★★☆ | The camera business cards of Tyrone Menezes, photographer. An obvious depiction of a camera, the die-cut hole makes it really stick out. A great addition to fantastic photographer business cards with a minimal design direction.
March 23rd 2013 | 6 notes |
★★★☆☆ | The bright and clean business cards of CleanWash, a letterpress printing company. Printed on an extra thick museum board stock with 1/8th rounded corners and letterpressed on both sides.
March 22nd 2013 | 2 notes |
★★★★★ | The portrait business cards of Jon Tangerine, a designer and founder of Analog. Flawlessly perfecting the use of “less is more” in design, these self-designed business cards are exceedingly minimal using just black and grey ink. The 1 color portrait despite being a silhouette has much character.
July 14th 2012 | 8 notes |
★★★★☆ | The metal business cards of Noel Pelavin, graphic designer. This ultra wide 4” x 1” panoramic shaped with rounded corners business card is made from 100% stainless steel. With a fair thickness of a 1/2 millimeter, chemically etched and die cut. Made in the USA by MyMetalBusinessCard.
June 23rd 2012 | 2 notes |
