Say hi to Yumi Asai. Yumi is a designer, and a pretty awesome one, I might add. Does some sweet work for Nooka too. Yumi designed these cards and wanted to use Plike for it's rubbery plastic feel. Contiue Reading
Lotus Design approached us to design a simple and elegant business card using their lotus flower icon. I love them, they love them, and I'm sure the people on the receiving end will love them too. Contiue Reading
Chanie Kaminker approached us looking for a unique business card. The font had already been decided, the paper color was to be purple, and there was to be some kind of pattern on the back. We whipped a few drafts… Contiue Reading
Meet Michael Allen. Michael is over at allensearch.com. An executive search firm located in Ohio. Michael approached us looking for a business card that really stood out from an ordinary business card, but captured the simplistic, minimalistic style of his… Contiue Reading
We were approached, quite a while back, by Interisland Terminal to print their beautifully designed cards, but we have been quite busy and have neglected the blog. We loved the design and knew they would be a perfect candidate for… Contiue Reading
A classy design paired with a unique paper choice creates a perfect calling card. Another great example of "When it Matters: Letterpress". Contiue Reading
Letterpress wedding invitations are a classical and unique approach. The tactile response and heavier weight from letterpress invites adds a special buzz to your special day. Keeping the design 1 color is a great way to keep the costs under… Contiue Reading
Slip & Soda is a "functional ceramics" company located in New Mexico. They wanted some business cards that would reflect their unique look in the ceramics business with a subtle blind pattern. From their design, we printed square letterpress business… Contiue Reading
Realtor Eric Rafia wanted some cards that would be unique, yet not over the top. We delivered a fresh design along with a pretty sweet business card. Contiue Reading
Larry Wong, a Structural Engineer, came to us seeking a simple, clean, and minimalist letterpress business card. However, he came to appreciate the idea of a blind impression. Contiue Reading
