Sep 5, 2010, 08:44
Irma:
Bravo - 3 exceptional cards. I feel the arrangement of the umbrella, frame and chair perfect for the first card - a great improvement on the previous graphic. I really like #2 as well - it hangs together perfectly,and has a lovely *fine arts* feel to it.
#3 is just perfect and my pick of the 3 for a business card. It says photography, is technically superb, and has that touch of whimsy and magic to it that would want to make me hire you as a photographer. Having said that, I don't think you could go wrong with any of these 3.
Business cards are not forever, and the old rules of business don't completely apply to the arts. Many of the online printers provide exceptional prices on multiple image sets - allowing you to mix and match images on business cards. You may want to order a small run of all 3 of them, and see which ones resonate with the public. I can see you presenting #1 to customers interested in portraits, #2 to galleries, and #3 to yur commercial clients. Food for thought.
Bravo - 3 exceptional cards. I feel the arrangement of the umbrella, frame and chair perfect for the first card - a great improvement on the previous graphic. I really like #2 as well - it hangs together perfectly,and has a lovely *fine arts* feel to it.
#3 is just perfect and my pick of the 3 for a business card. It says photography, is technically superb, and has that touch of whimsy and magic to it that would want to make me hire you as a photographer. Having said that, I don't think you could go wrong with any of these 3.
Business cards are not forever, and the old rules of business don't completely apply to the arts. Many of the online printers provide exceptional prices on multiple image sets - allowing you to mix and match images on business cards. You may want to order a small run of all 3 of them, and see which ones resonate with the public. I can see you presenting #1 to customers interested in portraits, #2 to galleries, and #3 to yur commercial clients. Food for thought.