Business Cards

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Business Cards


    When I started designing my business cards on InDesign my creative side took over and I changed things up a little.  My plans changed once I started playing around with the program.  For the first card, I decided to make the background purple and only put one logo at the bottom instead of two in the top corners.  For the second card I added my name on the front and for the back I decided to only do polk a dots on the sides so it was not chaotic.  For the third one, I went a completely different route from my sketch but I really like how it turned out.  Also, for all of my cards I switched up the colors a little so it was aesthetically pleasing for my viewer's eyes.  

Card #1







Card #2






Card #3






 MY SKETCHES 

    For my sketches, I took a simplistic approach to it.  I wanted my cards to have a simple yet formal design to them.  The first one has simple lines on the back around my logo and I would use purple, black and white for this card.  The second card would have polk a dots on the back surrounding my logo.  The colors I would use would be light pink, gray and black.  For the final sketch I would create a triangle theme on the front and have little triangles on the back with my logo.  Hot pink, light pink and black will be included in this card.  















Comments

  1. Eileen ClesiNovember 27, 2020 at 12:00 PM

    I really like the color way you used for each business card. I think they go really well with your logo. For the purple business card I think you should have used white or another lighter color for the font because its kind of hard to see with the black font. Overall I think you did a great job.

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