Creative Business Cards | part 2
Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, Brussels, Belgium
Creative Directors: Jean-Paul Lefebvre, Michel De Lauw
Art Director: Marie-Laure Cliquennois
Copywriter: Grégory Ginterdaele
Production: Luc Sneyers
Advertising Agency: Santosh Dhome Design, Mumbai, India
Art Director/Art Director: Santosh Dhome
Published: 2006
Advertising Agency: Ogilvy & Mather, Mumbai, India
Creative Directors: Anup Chitnis, Rensil D’silva
Art Director / Copywriter: Bosky Doshi
Published: August 2007
Published: August 2009
These are the business cards of integrated marketing agency Base One. They form part of the Base One Believe campaign, which aimed to discover ways to start a conversation, interact and work with each other. To help “go beyond business as usual.” To give the campaign personality, two characters – in the shape of Bs – known as the B-Boys, were designed and built into 3D models. These figures would appear in ads, a microsite and, eventually, these business cards. The Believe campaign asked people to talk about their beliefs – the things they wish they could achieve, no matter how far-fetched. One thing about the way that business cards are used is that often when they’re handed over to someone you have just met, it is done in a formal way. So we looked for a way of making it more informal and comfortable for both parties.
Advertising Agency: Base One Group, UK
Advertising Agency: Master Promo, Curitiba, Brazil
Creative Director: Marcos Minini
Art Director: Renan Molin
Released: March 2008
Advertising Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi IndonesiaCreative Directors: Juhi Kalia, Imdan Achda
Art Director: Audy Sutama
Copywriter: Juhi Kalia
Other additional credits: Larasati Moerdijat, M. Iskak, Tri Sudarno
Released: August 2009
Here’s a stationery package that was recently designed for a sandwich shop. La Charcuterie is a deli/restaurant hybrid well known around Vancouver for serving up sandwiches filled with deli meats. To play off this, business cards were created to look like cold cuts then were strung in netting similar to the way salami’s and other cured meats are hung in delis. Finally, we printed meat stickers for the letterhead and envelopes made of butcher paper— the same paper they wrap their sandwiches in.
Advertising / Design Agency: Rethink, Vancouver, Canada
Creative Director: Ian Grais, Chris Staples
Art Director/Designer: Lisa Nakamura
Branding design for Junpiter Futbol, a football academy as well as a football event company, based in Singapore. For director Jun, as a certified football coach, we designed a card that he can use to discuss football tactics with another person by drawing on the flip side. By bravo company
Problem: Number of yoga centers in Beirut were growing rapidly. Danielle Abisaab,
a yoga instructor for over 10 years needed to re-position herself. Premise: Most Yoga postures/exercises involve twisting of the body. We adapted this observation on to our business card design. Idea: We started by choosing a non-tearable and flexible paper to print our visiting card on. The messaging was then divided into two equal parts. With one half printed on the front and the other half on the back. To read the entire message the user would have to twist the visiting card. Folding lines were printed on both sides of the card to guide the user while twisting the visiting card. Results: The visiting card gave her business a new twist. Enquiries kept flowing and new students enrolled for yoga programs. What inspired: The flexible exercises in yoga, that involves stretching and twisting of body postures. Where printed: Dubai, UAE. What sort of material: PVC Material.
Designed by: Kapil Bhimekar http://bolddesigns.blogspot.com/
Cool business card design for dog coach & dog trainer Sergio Freitas. The cards are actual puppy treats you can give to your dogs.
Via: adsoftheworld.com www.cardonizer.com www.cruzine.com www.webdesignerdepot.com
