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riskart's picture

I'm sure you all are tired of me by now, but I have nobody to help critique my work. This really helps me out!

Of the three options I have made a little space on the back of the card where I can write my address, or other notes specific to the person I am giving it to, or they can write notes about me.

The reason I am not putting my address on the card is because I will probably be moving in the future and I want to save some $$.

Thanks

Lucky Bird Design business card options
caoimghgin's picture

Very Good...

Number 2 is it.

I noticed somebody commenting that the typeface looks a little crowded and I tend to agree. Kern everything out a bit and drop the "Design" downwards (appropriately). Just need a bit more breathing room.

Looks great.

mbennett2's picture

I think you are jumping the

I think you are jumping the gun just a bit considering that you don't appear to have settled completely on a logo yet. For the record, I like the logo in the middle example best.

Leaky Penny's picture

I like the middle one the best...

but the back looks like bad wallpaper. Drop the branch, the space to write your address is a good idea, but the pattern has to go. Something about a designer who doesn't have one set address...somethign I can't quite put my finger on...maybe a P.O. Box?

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Leaky Penny's picture

Meep

Sorry, double post.

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Believe it or not, I can actually draw. - Jean Michel Basquiat

plugz's picture

Love number 2

Simple and effective.
Colours don't speak to me, though i expect they'll have more punch in print.

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