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Business Cards

 Sketches:


Final Product:

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Artist Statement:

For my business cards, I used the colours of my three different logo variations as my colour scheme. I played around with a lot of different layouts but I chose these three. I took different ideas from my sketches to create these because I did not like how they turned out and merged them into what the final business cards looked like. I mainly centered the logos for each front page and used the back for all the information. I chose a handwritten font to pair with my logo so that it had a fancy feel. I used glyphs to create the tiny icons of a phone, house, and email, which helped me omit the words "Contact Information" and make my cards look professional. I think my favourite front cover layout is the first one and my favourite back design layout is the last one.



Comments

  1. i really like your three designs. while they're all different, they all work together well with the geometric patterns. i actually like your first layout best, i like the monochromatic color scheme

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  2. I really love how your three business card designs are so different, but also so cohesive. They just look really cool together.

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