Hi - I came across a very interesting thread showing photographers' own business cards - thought you might enjoy it. What do your business cards look like? - Canon Digital Photography Forums
This is my current card... Letterpress foil printed with white foil + debossed with clear foil on extra thick (540gsm) black Colorplan card.
The card card is awesome, but I want to have double sided, UV coated card. How much it will cost, and can please show me a sample of such type of cards..... Regards... Jason
Hello Jason - these kinds of card are quite expensive - there are some other examples of these cards on my website at davidwardprinting.co.uk - you could also have a look at Ultimate Business Cards | High Quality Business Cards - Designed and Printed for YOU
This is an extra thick 540gsm duplex (black/white) card with letterpress silver foil on black and black foil on white - always looks classy.
One of the coolest cards I had ever seen was a very simplistic one, just dark black glossy card with the name of the restaurant and a website or telephone on the back. Really worked for them, cause they were this high-class stylish minimalistic restaurant and that card went perfectly for that. I am a fan of simplicity, I think. The cards you guys have on here are quite nice for this reason.
Keep the card design as simple as possible, with a nice plain background, direct them to your website for more information
The thicker card is always a better option for business cards, I am currently a printer and print a lot of cards on 350gsm (the thickest we can do) and my own cards are of this standard but they tend to bend easily. Just my advice :eyes
Interesting! Thanks for the share. Yeah I would have to say keeping it simple with a good typeface will always look more professional.
