Geology
A professional business card that still makes an impact. The monochrome palette is used to full effect, as is the simple typeface. I especially like the design detail used on both sides of the card.
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MK Designs
Dark and stylish business cards for a design company. The use of matt black really makes an impact when contrasted with the more neutral palette of the text. I particularly like the offset logo on the back and the sparing use of information.
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Hong Kong Design Institute
A clean and simple logo for the Hong Kong Design Institute. I like the unfussy nature of the typeface and the use of bold. The use of a simple logo is effective in maintaining recognition.
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Mezo Designs
A brilliant business card! It uses subtle detail and a great logo to make an impact. The \'Hand\' logo works especially well in white on a black background.
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Dorota Soida
A very stylish business card that utilises a simple crest logo. I love the way it has a clear focal point that grabs your attention! The text on the back could be made clearer, but nonetheless a classy design!
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Film In The City
A clean and simple business card that gets to the point. The use of red on black throughout works well and guides your eyes to the important information. The front is minimal but makes a bold statement.
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TioPixel
A stylish business card perfectly suited to a designer. The use of orange on black really helps to make a statement. I love the detail on the front of the card and how it\'s been displayed here!
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Diagonal Pixel
A confident logo for a graphic design company. I love the formation of the logo from the company name and how abstract it looks at first. The detail that frames the logo is great!
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Eko AVM
A clear and bold logo design. The use of colour solely in the logo helps it to make an impact while the straight edges of the cart contrast well with the custom typeface of the text. I love the way this logo transforms its key letter (an \'e\') into a recognisable image.
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Justin Marimon
A relatively simple but still intriguing business card for a graphic designer. The use of just two focal colours makes a bold statement and is to its merit. It succeeds in keeping its text clear and readable while keeping the overall design sleek.
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Melodic Design
A great twist on using headphones in a logo. The use of orange and white is bold and works well alongside the relatively simple lines of the logo. I am unsure how well the text works, the typeface is clear but somehow the orange letters don\'t work for me.
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Christa Zinner
The superb detail on this business card really grabs your attention. Unfortunately it\'s slightly let down by how difficult it is to read the text. Nonetheless I think the colour palette is great and that, overall, the design works.
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IB
Simple yet effective. This business card quickly and easily gets across its vital information within a stylish design. I find the faded grey detail on the front of the card works really well.
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James Headrick
A stylish business card perfectly suited to any designer. The texture of the background is great when contrast with the simple white text. The overall colour palette is effective and suits the geometry of the design.
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Pixelflow
A business card for Pixelflow Design that\'s a great example of how to immediately grab someones attention. I love the scratched look of the black background and how it throws the clear geometric logo into stark contrast.
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Robert Knack
Bold and simple business cards for any designer. I love the faded use of the logo under the black section of the card. This card really makes an impact with its use of strong geometric shapes!
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