Busines card

[J.R. Hudson]

:laugh::cheesy::happy:

 

[Matty_g]

i REALLY like that one jack.

 

[Jack Daniel Stanley]

Very impressive card Jack. Both of them actually. Shoulda came to you when I needed my card designed.

-Kegan

heh heh, well you would have had to have caught me when I was REALLY in the mood to procrastinate.

EDIT: Here's mine.

looks great :beer:

 

[Noel Evans]

Mine is very simple, though I think the message is fairly understandable.

 

[DeSica]

Somewhere there is a business card design forum with a raging thread about digital film production (started by a guy who had a nice enough business card but a rather poor film idea...)

The trick is finding it....

 

[stinkpot]

Now THAT is getting somewhere
:thumbsup:

Nice job.... stinkpot.

Hey, thanks Luis.

...but the image being the primary background is just odd or maybe a little amateur. I honestly can't take the card seriously because of the huge Comeau Productions in the childish font...

Man oh man. My design is "odd", "amateur" and "childish".

That's harsh.

 

[Drew Ott]

Mine is very simple, though I think the message is fairly understandable.

I like this one.

 

[mikkowilson]

Did someone say "business card thread?"

DeSica, funny. :grin:


After some rather complex and colorfull (& lame) designs over the years, my current card is this:

(and yes, the aspect ratios are all acurate)

- Mikko

 

[DeSica]

Nice enough, Mr. Wilson...but can you make it out of lego?

I think the key issue to get across to Como (if he is even still monitoring this thread, since it seems to have taken on a life of its' own) is that the business card should be clean, visually appealing and understandable.

You're getting into a visual business, so the first visuals you present a potential client with may affect their perception of your capabilities.

A competent and professional looking card helps send the message that you are competent and professional. The rest is up to you.

 

[Kegan]

Haha stinkpot - I apologize. I honestly didn't mean to be so harsh when critiquing it. I think I was in a bad mood..regardless, that shouldn't have affected my critique. If you dig deep enough through that rather poorly worded critique, I'm pretty sure I had some tips (at least I hope so anyway)

Mine is no great wonder either, so consider that when reading my post on the subject.

-Kegan

 

[Jared Meyer]

I'll bite

Just whipped it up. Any critiques are welcome. For that matter, any recommendations on a good online business card printer?

EDIT: images temporarily removed

 

[Eastside Parkway]

I've been using http://www.overnightprints.com/ for a couple years. I think they're top notch.

 

[Jared Meyer]

Thanks Eastside - checking them out right now.

 

[stinkpot]

Haha stinkpot - I apologize. I honestly didn't mean to be so harsh when critiquing it. I think I was in a bad mood..regardless, that shouldn't have affected my critique. If you dig deep enough through that rather poorly worded critique, I'm pretty sure I had some tips (at least I hope so anyway)

Mine is no great wonder either, so consider that when reading my post on the subject.

-Kegan

No problem. I had a feeling it was only meant to be critique (which is always welcome). Thanks man.
:beer: