Business Cards

-


These are my business cards. They took about 2 hours to complete. I chose to stick with the film aspect of my logo and made the first business card based on a clapboard that you would see on set of a film or TV show, the next I chose to base it off of a marquee at a movie theatre that would tell you what movie is showing. The last business card was inspired by an old fashioned black and white film, I made my logo the projection for the movie. I liked making my logo into a business card because it allowed me to use my creativity and add my love of film into my business cards. Indesign took me a minute to get used to but I like how compatible it is with other Adobe products. My favorite business card I made is probably the clap board because it actually resembles one and puts my information where it would be if I was the director of a film.

Below are my original sketches:

Comments

  1. The Prospective- Leah EditionApril 30, 2020 at 7:54 PM

    Feedback:
    1. I like the black and white and grey color themes you used.
    I like the small grey dots you added in the first card.
    2. I think you could've used a different shade of red and yellow, something a little deeper that speaks more to that true Hollywood red-carpet.
    I think maybe seeing your name on the front of the card would've been nice.
    3. I like how you kept the movie theme constant.

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. andrea_ramirezMay 1, 2020 at 10:09 AM

      Leah, thanks for the feedback. I like the idea of using a different shade of red and yellow, I'll definitely look into that.

      Delete
  2. Chris YoungMay 2, 2020 at 6:10 PM

    I really like your business cards! It was creative how you made it look like a clapper, that really fits in with the film theme. The only thing I suggest is to make your text on the back of the card under your name a little larger. Good job!

    ReplyDelete
  3. Darienne BartshMay 2, 2020 at 6:53 PM

    I like these business cards a lot! I like how each card represents film, with the clap board, bright lights and the film strip. The only thing I would suggest is maybe using a different text, maybe something similar to the Broadway font to keep with the film theme. Overall, great job!

    ReplyDelete
  4. Blake GottliebMay 13, 2020 at 10:27 PM

    I love the film theme to these cards, such a clean but distinguishable design! What inspired you to decide to do the backgrounds the way you did? I think the colors you chose work well and are easy on the eye to view.

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Somewhere Project

-
Image
For this project I struggled to come up with a photo I wanted to place myself into because a lot of my clothes are still back in Tampa. I began to think about different movies and artists I liked and being a huge fan of One Direction since middle school really swayed me to pick this album cover as my topic for this project. I began by choosing which member I wanted to remove and decided to remove Liam because he is super problematic now a days. I removed him by using the clone tool, I then took a couple of photos because I wanted to have options on which one to use. I then transformed all my photos into black and white and used the quick selection tool to remove myself from my first photo and insert myself into the album cover. It took me a while to remember how to place myself behind an object, but once I did figured that out it was easier for me to complete.  Hours to complete: 2 1/2 hours Below is the original album cover:
Read more

Propaganda Poster

-
Image
This project took me about 5 hours total to create and I am so proud of the outcome because I think it actually resembles me. One thing I struggled with was creating the eyes and making them look realistic and as close to mine as possible, I wanted to seek help in person but since class was cancelled I troubleshooted and watched many tutorials on Youtube for help. One thing I could've done better would probably be the my hair, I think I got the shape down really well with the pen tool but I couldn't seem to figure out how to put the highlights in without making them look choppy. Other than those issues I had a lot of fun making this self portrait. I chose to use the saying "give peace a chance" but added "let us" because it looks like I am running in a campaign and I will be bringing the world peace if the people select me. I decided to challenge myself and make my hand into a peace sign out of words that part alone took me about one hour. I wanted to...
Read more