September 2009
Intermediate to advanced
472 pages
16h 45m
English
Designing a business card for a single person (as opposed to creating a template to be used by many cards with different names) has an important advantage: You can position and align your text objects precisely, without having to leave extra space for variable-length names and addresses. In this case, I was able to push all the address bits closely against the name, creating an asymmetric composition tightly bound together by its alignments (the address is aligned with the start of the last name, the email with the top of the name, etc.).

Figure 19-3. Laying out the text
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