Business Cards









Artist Statement: 

For this project I used the Adobe System, InDesign. Through the tools and applications of InDesign, I was able to make three different business cards. These business cards have a few facets: I included my logo in all three of the cards, my cell phone number is also included, a website to reach me at, and an email. Giving multiple ways of communication is always a good idea when it comes to business cards. I choose mainly pastel colors when designing my business cards. I chose pastel color because I think they worked best with the logo I chose.  However, I did make one of the business cards a bright red; I chose red to be one of the colors since it really “pops” out at a viewer and makes it “unforgettable”. I think the black and white logo really works the best with all the colors I chose.

 

While making this project, I struggled a few times. One of my main problems during this project was remembering which layer I was currently editing on. When I would get mixed up on the layers I was editing, this created a problem of text boxes not working or background colors getting messed up or shifted. The solution to this problem, I double checked the layer I was working on before adding anything new, and I would lock the layers I was not using. Throughout this project I used the frame tool, rectangle tool, and the text tool. Overall, this was a fun project to complete and I think it will be useful in the future career wise.













 

Comments

  1. Morgan RaultDecember 10, 2021 at 4:41 PM

    I really like your business cards. The colors you used are so cute and they really fit well together with your logo. I think you also did a really great job with the professional aspect of the cards as well and they look amazing!

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  2. Jon ShehuDecember 15, 2021 at 7:37 PM

    Your cards look amazing. The font of all three cards is so cool and go with the vibe of the card. I really like your logo and how it looks like it belongs.

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