Business card ideas - opinions needed

[Buddha Jones]

I havent had any bad runs, they give you a template to follow, so as long as you do that you should be OK.

[stewart_photo]

If any of you have browsers with the ability to zoom in and out when viewing web pages, zoom out to see the two business cards in their approximate proper sizes. The zoom feature for Internet Exployer 7 is located in the bottom-right corner of the window (in XP, the magnifying glass). With my monitor, a reduction of 50% provides roughly the correct card size. Anyway, after doing so, it's fairly obvious the second card (with red vehicle) is much stronger, with the "Hide Your Daughters" text almost unreadable. However, I would still remove that text to reduce any distraction from the "Photography & Design" text.

stewart

[ryan s]

The Kouki pic makes me wish I could have found one when I was looking for a car a couple years ago :/

I like that one better, because of the S13 also in the background "dueling" like someone said. And IMO the FD looks really beat down and draws my attention away from your name/number. My .02...

BTW...do you drift? What's your ride?

[Gaelen]

Thanks for all the input guys

here's a new idea that I like a lot better

Originally Posted by ryan s

BTW...do you drift? What's your ride?

I do drift, Im working one a 1989 180sx at the moment, hopefully will have it out to the track this season

[jmdeegan]

I don't know why, but I think I find it too plain, or just having too much blank space...though, my business cards arent much better--but I leave those in my drawer LOL

not sure if you have a website to put on?

are you marketing to a particular audience? i know with you and cars, maybe get some tire mark type graphic to underline your name instead.....but only if you are really targetting that group i think.

i just think some small graphic is needed, even if its a camera or camera/tripod type graphic. but thats just my opinion