New business card

19 Responses

1. Jackson Duke

   Nice and simple :D

   2likes

   over 1 year ago

2. Pro ♫ ♬ ♪ Wendell Fernandes ♪ ♬ ♫

   might be too simple... :)

   4likes

   over 1 year ago

3. Pro Sean O'Grady

   ... as long as its not missing any pertinent information, it can never be too simple.

   Great work!

   6likes

   over 1 year ago

4. Joshua Hughes

   The simplicity would lend itself rather well to letterpress...

   1likes

   over 1 year ago

5. Pro Vasjen Katro

   very nice as always! :)

   1likes

   over 1 year ago

6. Pro ▲Claudiu Ungureanu

   Sean is so right, great work, David!

   1likes

   over 1 year ago

7. Pro Aurélien Foutoyet

   really well done

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   over 1 year ago

8. Pro Gert van Duinen

   neat & clean

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   over 1 year ago

9. Natan Nikolic

   What are those lines on the back side?

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   over 1 year ago

10. Pro Patrick Haney

    Love the simplicity, and the orange rectangle with your mark on the right. At the same time, why go so small with the type? Your name certainly stands out first, but tiny type is harder to read and you've got plenty of white space here.

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    over 1 year ago

11. Paul Randall

    I love the simplicity, but I think lining figures would look better for the phone number.

    3likes

    over 1 year ago

12. Pro Pat Dryburgh

    Loving the new branding direction you're taking, David. I've always thought your logo mark was great, but this added use with the orange rectangle is delectable. What are your thoughts for the backside, though? I see you have lines back there, but I'm curious what you're planning to do there? A single sided card printed on a beautiful card stock could be really effective.

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    over 1 year ago

13. Pro David Pache

    Thanks everyone for the great feedback.

    @Sean well said, thank you :^)

    @Joshua that is a great suggestion and will be considering it!

    @Patrick this is a good point. I am currently using 9 point Helvetica for now but this could change in the future.

    @Paul this is a really great point. It is funny but this seems to be an export issue - if the text is outlined in Illustrator it works great.

    @Natan and Pat regarding the lines on the back, usually when I meet a client in a say a coffee shop my business card quickly becomes where they right down some quick notes on the project or interesting links so I wanted to provide a solution for this.

    Thanks again!

    over 1 year ago

14. Natan Nikolic

    Not a bad idea at all but I'd make them way more subtle.

    over 1 year ago

15. Pro David Pache

    I agree Natan. I think this is where something like letterpress would come in handy.

    over 1 year ago

16. Pro Miro Keller

    I like it. Would need to better see the other side, though...

    over 1 year ago

17. Jared Granger

    Liking this David!

    If you or the potential client will be writing on the back of the card, it will be hard to write if the indention pushes through the other side of the paper. You could always have a very light impression, but it may be more beneficial to have a single emboss on your mark?

    over 1 year ago

18. Radek Blaska

    Its perfect

    about 1 year ago

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    Business card A shot of my new cards. If anyone can recommend a good iPhone camera app to help get sharp text, don't hesitate ;^) August 31, 2011

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    by David Pache

    A shot of my new cards.

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