Business Cards - the best of the best ?

[ricky_boi84]

good thread, depends on the viewer really ?

[Davidw]

This is one of my recent favourites.

540gsm GF Smith Colorplan Bright Red card.

De-embossed clear gloss foil logo + white foil text.

Designed by Gary Hartley.

[bigdave]

Really liking the red card! Not such a fan of the corregated cardboard though, it's just a bit too 'home made' for me and at that thickness is very impractical.

[stevednp3]

I do like these new google designs :D

[daytona]

Loving that website op. fab resource.
I find it tricky to define a good business card, but I know one when i see one.

[ahcstudio]

I always detest the unnecessary elements of the text

E.g.
Tel:
Fax:
Email:
Web:

When it's self evident what the info that follows is.

Also number format - I like the 4/3/4 phone number format.

Actually, you'd be surprised at the number of people that get email addresses and web addresses mixed up or call a fax number lol. I had a woman the other day call me up complaining that my email address wasn't working. She was trying to send it to my web address.. :icon_hide:

[matt]

Actually, you'd be surprised at the number of people that get email addresses and web addresses mixed up or call a fax number lol. I had a woman the other day call me up complaining that my email address wasn't working. She was trying to send it to my web address.. :icon_hide:

You must always factor in the lowest common denominator!

[Davidw]

Elegant and classy card designed by Terenzio

Debossed clear foil plus white foil

[Davidw]

Designed by: Growler Design

Card stock: 540gsm Bright Red Colorplan card by GF Smith

Process: Letterpress foil - black and white foils + embossed behind arrow.