The final was printed on Curious Metallics galvanised paper.
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Monday, September 21, 2009
A Business to Keep Your Business Safe
We talked about various images for logos and settled on an abstract safe tumbler.

We also talked about what colors to use to represent her company. We went with a deep, rich burgundy and a dark blue for the main colors. For secondary colors we went with lighter more pastel colors that contrast and play off the other colors. The burgundy represents strength, leadership and respect. All good things for a business continuity consultant. The blue plays a counterpoint to the red and represents harmony, trust and confidence.
After deciding on these things I came up with a design for the business cards. I had a couple designs. The one I preferred didn’t have any of the bullet points on it, but the client felt it important to keep those on the card so people would understand the business quickly.

Over all I was pleased with the final result and look forward to working on similar projects.
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Business Cards

After redesigning my blog and website I needed new business cards. I designed a card I really liked and searched for a printer. The card used a die cut which made it rather cost prohibitive on my limited budget. I remembered a design friend of mine talking about Copy Craft. I contacted them and was surprised at the price they quoted, it was under half of what I could get locally.
Beanstalk Soy

Just finished designing some business cards and a flyer for Beanstalk Company. They sell soy candles and beeswax polish. Both are eco-friendly and all natural.
It was a fun project to work on. I tried to keep both the card and the flyer in line with the website and yet give it a bit of a vintage feel. Overall I think both the cards and the flyer came out well.