Strive Creative
A beautiful and striking business card for a creative agency that makes an immediate impression.
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Speak Up London
A perfectly simple logo that uses a well recognised symbol and creates a new form with it.
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Two Rivers
A subtle and understated logo that uses a muddy green colour rarely seen in graphic design. The overall effect is actually quite effective, the neutral and earthy colours highlighting the contrast between the background and the river blue.
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Studio Veneto
A strong branding example that uses the common, but effective, mark and type combination to convey the brand. I really like the consistent style and how recognisable the mark would be.
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Let\'s Tell Better Stories
A brilliant example of some print design that makes a great first impression! I love the depth of detail and the gorgeous texture of the card. The use of typography and colour just works!
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Kbd
You don’t have to be the most creative person in the world to create a practical business card. This person threw a quick one year calendar on their card. This is really handy to have in your wallet and is a great way to help ensure the person carries your card around for at least a year!
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Dallash Design
A simple but effective business card for a designer. I like the colour palette and choice to restrict the design to three colours. I like the paint drops textured used on the back!
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Mahmoud El Dallash
A simple design for a business card. I like the light blue colour used and the use of white for the text and design elements. It\'s interesting to note the integration of well known symbols.
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Artists for Charity
A fascinating logo design intended for a charity. It doesn\'t have one clear focal point but remains clear due to the good use of white and black for the text. I particularly like the reserved but effective use of colour.
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