September 2009
Intermediate to advanced
472 pages
16h 45m
English
Even in this supposedly “electronic” age, business cards (or visiting cards, or address cards—if you don’t want to sound too business-like) remain popular. This little piece of cardboard is a reflection of your—or your organization’s—personality, a little presentation of what you consider most important about you. So, not surprisingly, the design aspect of this small item of stationery is very important. Like in a three-line haiku, you have a very limited space to make a clear, original, and memorable statement.
For the same reasons—simplicity, limited space, and the need for the design to stand out—a business card is a perfect test project for such an essential designer’s tool as a vector editor. ...
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