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toma-uno.com – Business Cards

April 30th, 2008 Amy

Business cards template for set of branded cards for people at toma-uno.com

Tags: business cards, template, toma-uno.com

Posted in branding, print, sketches, typography |

Amy Wong – Business Cards – v 2.0

September 15th, 2007 Amy

Brand new version of the cards, implementing my cleaned up brand, and using custom printing, instead of the regular digital printing.

Tags: amy-wong.com, business cards, monkipu

Posted in branding, illustration, print, typography |

DeAdeCaydeAd – Business Cards

January 22nd, 2007 Amy

J. Perdomo wanted a fresh and hip looking business card for his brand. The logo was provided to implement in it, and the project began.

Experiments with colors led me to choose a vibrant shade of orange to make everything stand out, from the back of the card, to the name of the client and icons on it. However, the design didn’t feel complete, until typographic cropped elements were implemented on the lower corner of it.

Tags: business cards

Posted in print, typography |

Peggy Loo – Business Cards

January 9th, 2007 Amy

Peggy Loo wanted a personal card to stand out from the crowd and her bunch of friends, which led me to illustrate some graphics, while also using textures and shades. She also requested something different to what her line of work are used to, as she feels being a system engineer can be quite boring and stressful.

Typographic elements were only use to display the person’s information in a simple and direct way, as well as the use of colors.

Tags: business cards

Posted in illustration, print, typography |

Seth Lochhead – Business Cards

January 12th, 2006 Amy

Seth Lochhead is a writer. He asked me if I could make some sort of very creative business card for him to hand in to clients. Seth wanted the card to represent his style, as well as his personality, so after the regular questions of What’s Your Type Of Art, What Do You Think Your Style Is – and reading a few pieces of his work, I decided to combine his like for dark humor, as well as his like for abstract and minimalistic art, which in the end resulted in a unique and quite skinny business card.

Tags: business cards

Posted in drawings, illustration, print, typography |