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Trick & Treat- and branded entertainment company - offers one of the most creative business cards we've ever seen. Here's a great example of a business that played to its strengths. Each miniature work of art is sure to make a memorable impact - or at the very least, make the recipient reluctant to simply toss it. Designed by Rodrigo Cuberas, this bike garage business card uses cotton paper stock as the base for its stunning, simplistic design.īrazilian designer Matheus Dacosta puts an artistic spin on traditional business cards, adding kaleidoscopic, hand-painted designs to every individual card. If you want your business card to stand out, non-traditional materials will help you do just that. The shape of the card stock mimics the detail of their logo - which also bears teeth marks. In a literal interpretation of the company's name, London-based agency Chomp designed business cards with a bite-size chunk missing from one corner. The cards were designed in-house and include gold embossed details. The South African studio specializes in whimsical artwork and design, so it's fitting that their business cards reflect their unique skill set. 19 of the Best Business Card Design Examples 1) Auroraįeaturing a botanical illustration of tropical blooms and a clean sans-serif font, these business cards from Aurora certainly make a stylish first impression. Ranging from artistically elaborate to decidedly simple, these examples are certain to inspire your next business card redesign. To help you out on the inspiration front, we've compiled a list of 19 of the best business card designs from agencies, designers, and businesses around the world. Whether you work at a bigwig agency or as a freelancer, your business card should make a memorable first impression. And it's important that yours isn't thrown to the bottom of the pile because of a lackluster design.
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