Monday, February 28, 2011
anthony abbott - business card
This will look like a normal business card. However you can slide the bottom concrete portion of the card to make it a billboard.
This will be set up so that toothpicks reinforce the two Billboard posts. It will be cut out
as above shown in the first picture. The bottom concrete attachment can slide out from the original position.
Tiffany Wallace - Business Card
Here is a pic of my business card. I didn't know how to show my idea in the design of it, so I decided to just make one. It's a little messed up, but you get the idea...
Jon Niu-Business card
The grey is just background to make it easier to see. The first is what it looks like folded. The second unfolded. The third is the inside of the card.
Sean Good - business card
Front:
Back:
Some explanation may be needed:
1. The 'grey' ink is actually metallic foil.
2. The lines on the back represent raised, thick gel ink. Gives the business card a distinct texture so even a blind person can find it in their Rolodex.
3. The hole in the center will have a piece of color spectrum prism plastic in it. Remember when you were in elementary school science and they gave you those glasses that let you see the entire color spectrum? Yeah, that's the stuff.
Jordan Carroll-Business Card
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| Front |
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| Back (The blue square on the front can be an optional pocket to put a slip of paper in, which the client can make a note on.) |
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Travis Meidell: Business Card
My business card comes to you in a tiny little plastic case, like a good comic should. The front is designed like a comic book and the back has 5 fun (completely true) facts. The case is removable and the card will eventually be able to be opened like a comic book, with a short story inside. For now though, you just get to see the front and back.
Front:
Back:
Brad Faber | Business Card
This may require some explanation.
This is a double-sided, 3-dimensional card (2"x3.5"x1/4"). On one side my contact information, and on the other side a lil treat.
The backside will feature a pullstring which when pulled will allow baking soda and food colored vinegar to be mixed and foam out of the top of the straw.
This is a double-sided, 3-dimensional card (2"x3.5"x1/4"). On one side my contact information, and on the other side a lil treat.
The backside will feature a pullstring which when pulled will allow baking soda and food colored vinegar to be mixed and foam out of the top of the straw.
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Summer Holm Business Card
Here are the three colors that i used.
The business card has all the information and company name punched out, but because the card inside is the same color, you can't see it. But as you pull it out, the text will be revealed because the back of the card sleeve is charcoal blue.
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Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Lauren Flores — business card!
I couldn't decide which one I liked more!
This would be the front of the card though:
Andrew Tiu - Business Card
Above: Business card in the form of puzzle pieces.
Below:On the back of each card is a piece of a bigger picture of me. (May possibly throw in a small q-code on the other side to track where all my pieces are.)
Monday, February 14, 2011
Sunday, February 13, 2011
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