Business Cards 2 casts a wide net, featuring designs for creative individuals and organizations sourced from all continents. Highlighting materials, formats and production methods that push the boundaries of this genre, the result is a book full of inspiring surprises.
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Michael Dorrian has been designing for over a decade and is currently a designer at Start Creative. He has co-edited and designed numerous books, including Highflyers, Album Covers from the Vinyl Junkyard, Scrawl, Scrawl Too, Zines and Stick 'Em Up. Liz Farrelly is a design journalist, editor and broadcaster. Her previous books include Fax You, Wear Me, Scrawl, Scrawl Too, Zines, Stick 'Em Up, Brooklyn: New Style and Fashion Forever.
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An unusual approach
8 Mar 2007
By R. C. Downing
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Format:Paperback
This is an unusual but interesting approach to the design of business cards.
The unusual is the norm here, offbeat, grunge, etc. Not the type of business cards that would probably be accepted by most of your business clients...but that said, this is a collection of thought inducing ideas and graphics which will stimulate your creative juices...give you a starting point to begin a new design approach when the challenge of creating an image for your client that will be presented at the initial introduction to a new business relationship.
The unusual is the norm here, offbeat, grunge, etc. Not the type of business cards that would probably be accepted by most of your business clients...but that said, this is a collection of thought inducing ideas and graphics which will stimulate your creative juices...give you a starting point to begin a new design approach when the challenge of creating an image for your client that will be presented at the initial introduction to a new business relationship.
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Great Cards
17 April 2007
By Ava
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This book is great and shows so many great card designs. I must say that some are not A+ more of a C, But still great to see designs of cards from all around the world and is a great book to have!
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Wacky Cards but full of good ideas
24 May 2007
By Marcus Neto
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This book is not something that you would take the design from and carry over into your own work verbatim as most everything is pretty out there. But it is a good place to get inspiration on the details.
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