R Monogram
A rather unique logo that uses just a 'R' for recognition purposes. The colours used in here give a retro twist to the concept.
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Joshua Smith
A simply outstanding business card design! Made from metal and in the shape of a coin, you would think more than twice before you threw this away. Expensive, but a stunning way to make an impact.
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Documentary
A stunning abstract icon for the film category 'documentary'. I really like the typeface and intriguing shapes and lines of the design. The use of negative space is effective and helps to make this icon memorable despite its abstract nature.
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Three Sixty
Certainly a different approach to a logo for a real estate agent. I like the typography and illustrative approach. The colour highlights on the text add an effective degree of perspective and depth to the design.
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Gallo Olive Oil
A brilliant product redesign that makes a statement with its powerful use of colour. I love how distinct each design looks in each different colour. Attention to detail goes a long way!
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Charles Williams
A brilliant example of good business card design. I love the colours used here and the slightly altered shape of the cards. The typography and the inclusion of a working QR code really make this design stand out.
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Urban Groove
An awesome logo that beautifully incorporates a tape cassette into the typeface. I really like the distressed and textured effect used and the blue colour chosen here. The typeface is fascinating and really makes an immediate impact.
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Hummingbird
A wonderfully simple but nonetheless striking logo. The colours here are fascinating, although the orange might be a little overpowering in this context. I like the little details on the hummingbird and the use of shape here.
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Smiley
The smiley here is more than a smiley, it’s also the “D” from the company name. I really like the simple but clever concept, while the monochrome pattern on the back of the card is great.
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Mixed Threads
A simple and beautiful unified logo. I love the colour palette used here, it really helps to separate this design. The typeface is great, although it could get hard to read when smaller.
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Cubist
An awesome cube design for a business card! I love the varied use of coloured and white sides, it makes an interesting conversation piece. A cuboid business card could allow you to include twice as much information, which, depending on your business could be a great advantage!
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BHD Creative
A brilliantly stylish business card for a freelance graphic designer. The attention to detail is excellent and the use of colour is great! I love the detail on the typeface on the front!
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Chemical Design
A blindingly simple logo for a design company! I like the chemical idea and clean execution although a little more detail could have worked well. A clear two colour design is easy to reproduce in any format.
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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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Taxi Transport
A simple but nevertheless clear business card that uses unique illustrations to make an impact. Good use of a custom typeface and earthy colour palette. This card does just enough to get you to hold onto it!
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Toasted Candy
A friendly logo for a software company. The toaster illustration is interesting and I like the slight difference in typeface between the word toasted and candy. The colour inversion works well but I prefer the cartoon-style logo on a white background.
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