New Business Card/Logo

[Marlene]

Now that is some good designing. +1 to that.

+2 to that. I love it when someone like Tiki takes a design and tweeks it to perfection.

 

[signswi]

I didn't know DC Comics got into window tinting

 

[omgsideburns]

Some of that text may be too small.. make sure you print out a proof and check that you can read everything without a loupe.

 

[adrock]

I didn't know DC Comics got into window tinting

That thief!

 

[OldPaint]

ask yourself a question.
what does the background have to do with anything you do?
2nd question:
K.I.S.S.......
3rd thing i see,
if you cant dazzle em with you brilliance......you damn sure gona BAFFLE em with bull schit.!!!!!!!
ITS A BUSINESS CARD.....
WHO you are
WHAT you do
WHERE are you
HOW to contact you!!!!
the rest is a waste of effort!!!!

 

[Locals Find!]

 

[SignManiac]

Remove some of the background try half in a solid color and put your info there, use less outlines

Nice design Tiki, as usual

 

[signswi]

That thief!

Doesn't remind you of this?

Not here just sayin'

 

[adrock]

Doesn't remind you of this?

Not here just sayin'

You don't think a diamond shape is appropriate for 'Black DIAMOND Tint'?
I think you're stretching a bit.
Either way, I was just having a little fun

Also, in the future, no one is allowed to use circles in their logos.

 

[GypsyGraphics]

tikiboyz addressed most of my issues, the first being, your phone number looks to be part of your logo and that's a no no. also, i've never been a fan of content in each corner. every time i see that, it always looks like info that should be together just exploded on the page.

DON'T FILL EVERY CORNER!

oooo, and a spot UV would be nice way to bring some interest and depth to this card.

lastly... does the logo really need to fill the space? it's a business card, not a sign!
the answer is NO!

 

["Deposit Please"]

Not really.......diamonds can scratch glass!!

 

[OldPaint]

oh really???? if it wont scratch glass it aint a real diamond.

 

[signswi]

You don't think a diamond shape is appropriate for 'Black DIAMOND Tint'?
I think you're stretching a bit.
Either way, I was just having a little fun

Also, in the future, no one is allowed to use circles in their logos.

Just the association I get, much quicker than "diamond", probably because of the overall proportion.