CMYK.
Probably the best way to to show your website address on a business card.
Spot colour.
Going to a store and taking a business card is customary. Now, what you can do with it is what varies. Tok&Stok turned their business card in a entertainment. To allude to their easy to assemble furniture, the brand launched an unprecedented action that converts the business card in a little chair. To do so is very simple: just detach the parts marked and put them together. The back of the card has the logo, while the seat takes the essential information such as address and phone number. (Advertising Agency: DDB, Brazil)
Personal project for Dario Monetini’s own business card. It’s made on a transparent plastic, and there’s a set of different objects you can use to put in front of the face of your friends to have a kind. The artists says it’s a funny version of an analogic photoshop!
“This business card I came up two years ago for the studio where I worked (redkeds.com). The idea came to me in the head like a bullet, in an instant, and soon everyone enjoyed. I was inspired by old movies about ninjas and kung-fu. I thought “why not make a shuriken that will kill and still be functional” “(Designer: Albert Polyakov)
This is a fun and standout design that is both memorable and will keep the kid busy while you get your haircut. (Designer:Igor Perkusic)
Low cost yet effective solution to showcase the prowess of a yoga practitioner on the flexible drink straws placed at fruit juice bars frequented by the target audience. (Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, Shanghai, China)
Monochrome and tint.
The business card was stamped using lemon juice as ink, however the only visible copy on the card is “grill me”. After grilling the card against fire, the scientific effect between heat and lemon juice will cause the stamped message to appear. The message is the name and contact detail of a stake restaurant called BKK grill. (link)
The best part of is that the phone number is hand-written. Gives this nice feeling that somebody had to do something before giving it to you.
Creative business card designed for Feelme Crew – a team of people, dealing primarily with video shooting and editing. (Designed by: Ralev.com)
