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I've decided it's high time I had a real business card (though I've yet to determine what my title should be, hmmmm). The plan is to craft my own design and letterpress the cards with my Epic 6. I've been flipping through my rolodex (okay, fine, I don't really have a rolodex) for inspiration. My head is so full, I don't know how I'm going to cull it all down into 2.5 x 3 inches.
Business cards with an illustrative quality always draw me in...
Click on any of the delightful business cards above to be directed to their websites.
Speaking of business, I've got a little blog business to attend to this week: I'll be posting a reader survey to get your opinions on schedule, advertising, and the future look of Shock the Bourgeois. Will you chime in?
5 Have Spoken.:
i love the illustrated look of these as well! so intricately-detailed and charming. i especially love that first one!
I should send you a pic of my card. It's the prettiest substitute teacher card ever.
And it stands out in a sea of ugly vistaprint cards. That was my main goal.
I'm not sure if you've come across this blog post but I thought it was interesting to see examples of non-traditional business cards.
http://tiny.cc/udtzp
Especially for creative types like yourself, you can put a twist on your own business card by not only playing around with the typography and illustration but also the shape.
Illustrated and letterpress business cards are the BEST. I have a stack from here and there that I've kept, just because.
The business plan is more than a plan—it is a tool that helps you evaluate your business concept, your product or service, and discusses how to implement your ideas. A business plan is also a tool to obtain investors, lenders, and strategic partners. You can find many resources and opinions on the Internet as well as your local bookstore on how to build an effective business plan.
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