SAMPLE DESIGNS
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Business Cards

This card's message is simple.  The full color card captures your attention.

A number of graphic artists created designs for this this city chamber of commerce.  This design was a "runner-up".

Flowers were the focus here.  The business owner chose a beautiful picture of a rose for his logo.  Simple, but effective.

Kelly Ann was going places! Her card is an example of a one color card that can be very striking.

Christine is into alternative healing therapies.  She wanted a card that would suggest that there is more to see and know about.

Chuck needed to convey that custom office furniture and layouts could be both affordable and quality oriented.

This is a full color card, but it could be modified to be 2 colors with still good effect.  The name and nature of the business and the design marry well.

Here, the graphics for Dobbin's card convey a certain reflective quality.  The flying horse indicates a journey.  This card is only 2 colors, but it is striking.

This karate studio already had their graphics, but they liked the sky element I added for their card.

GSI wanted to have a look that was not quite corporate.  They are situated in a beautiful area, The waterfall conveys the idea of a moving force.

This design for Jeffrey is both playful and indicative.  

The is a back of a personal card.  It was designed to showcase the phrase which the client had chosen.

This design was a fun one to create for a musician.  We started with her color, blue, and the idea of a piano.

This card for a mechanic is also memorable, the graphics and the text are congruent.  His card back, not shown here, has a map to his garage.

Leah liked the cool colors and a simple child-like graphic of sky and mountains.  It's artistic and appropriate for her business.

The text for his name does not show up here as well as it printed.  Bruce wanted red on his card. The square frame represents his products.  Again, he wanted something more artistic and abstract rather than literal for his card.

The card was fun to do.  It was our first "Santa" client.  The client has a great sense of humor, and is very jolly as befits a "Santa".

Landscaping is the business here, creating a card with a simple yet elegant backdrop for his picture was the key.

Again her, we created a simple but effective backdrop for the photograph.  It should look good enough to eat.

This was another design we created for Dobbin, the hypnotherapist.

Tim wanted his "bytes" to show.

The stylized graphic with blue and gold and black pleased this auto detailer.

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