In order to communicate and build relations, for my next venture, I decided it was important for me to have my own visiting cards. This decision was taken long long back, but I never got around to doing it.
Until recently while printing my documentation at the printers, I was tempted to make my own card. And after putting my mind into it for fifteen minutes, I came up with my own personalised card.
The front has very few details, with a symbol depicting communication, and wants to look and sound like 'Lets Talk'. The back has a QR code for my blog and other contact details. The colour of the card is orange and white, orange because it could stand out with other white cards (in someone's wallet) and also it being associated to India. The cards were printed on 300 GSM Matt Card paper and finished with a round cut edge.
Until recently while printing my documentation at the printers, I was tempted to make my own card. And after putting my mind into it for fifteen minutes, I came up with my own personalised card.
The front has very few details, with a symbol depicting communication, and wants to look and sound like 'Lets Talk'. The back has a QR code for my blog and other contact details. The colour of the card is orange and white, orange because it could stand out with other white cards (in someone's wallet) and also it being associated to India. The cards were printed on 300 GSM Matt Card paper and finished with a round cut edge.
One of my first professional-to-be-used designs.
I hope I can share these cards soon!
Colour for this chappal: Orange
I want one! I want one!
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