designing new business cards

[Pat Whatley]

That's a long way from this

 

[lil Details]

I wanted something DIFFERENT and that would stand out.....

thanks to signs101 for taking me A LONG WAY!

 

[iSign]

thanks to signs101 for taking me A LONG WAY!

THANKS FOR GOING ALONG!

THAT'S WHEN IT GETS FUN!!

 

[The Ink Guy]

I must agree with everyone here, this one needs to go back to the drawing board.
Keep in mind this is what you are handing to your customers and many of them will judge your design work.

 

[Pat Whatley]

Ummm, Ink Guy, it's a little late for that. His last post was a photo of the completed cards.

And welcome aboard.

 

[TGL]

I don't believe it's been mentioned yet (for all layouts)...kerning, KERNING, KERNING

 

[iSign]

you revived a month old, 8 page thread, in case nobody said "kerning" ?

...hmmm, maybe nobody did. good catch!

 

[Rick]

This was already a chore with a huge improvement. One step at a time.... one teeny tiny step at a time....

 

[QualitySigns]

To put it in a nutshell: stick with window tinting. Let someone else design your business card and the signage for your business. As you well know, image is everything.

 

[Dan Antonelli]

printed...


Printed at gotprint

After being worn out by reading this whole thread, read this real quick and thought it said

"Printed at gunpoint" and thought, yeah, that sounds about right!

Wow, kudos to you guys with the patience you showed this poor guy. Regardless, I think he might actually never look at design quite the same after this schooling.

 

[Ian Stewart-Koster]

...I didn't notice it being said...

but if I see an ad with hazy lumpy grey textures in the background, I'm inclined to think that's what the window tinting is going to look like- not clean & clear at all...

...just a subconscious observation from a latecomer to this thread...

 

[GP]

How did I miss this?

 

[Pat Whatley]

Same way I managed to miss the corn dog thread.

 

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a corn dog thread????