28 Most Creative Business Cards from 2010
One needs plenty of ideas, creative juices and inspiration when designing a business card. As graphic designer, you need to consider so many things before you can come up with a concept. With a limited space, the challenge to design a business card that speaks of the product or services that it is promoting. In this post, we gathered together what we think are the most creative business card designs released from January-July 2010. If you have a personal favorite that is not included in this list, please feel free to post the link in the comments field below. I hope you also find these business cards inspiring as well.
01-Wooden Business Card by Sam Gough
Crafted from offcuts of walnut wood used in the product (and featuring the same logo).
02-Groundflights Business Card designed by R3M1X3D
Two-color letterpress printed business card with die-cuts and perforation.
03-Fuelhaus business cards
Fuelhaus business cards match its brand…unique and capable of lighting you on fire.
04-Popupology business card
they come in strips of five so you can just rip and fold. Make sure to check out the video to see these cards in action.
05-Craftsman’s Business Card
Business Card for a Cabinetmaker in Montreal, Canada.
06-Running Doves Business Card
It is printed 6 colors on Crane’s Lettra 220LB Fluorescent White paper. Overall die-cut by Prestige Graphics.
07-Beauty and Spa Business Card
Very simple yet elegant and striking this die cut business card featuring a silhouette of a woman and a measuring tape.
08-Spot UV Card for Classic Winemakers
A more experimental approach to a business card, spot UV covers the seams of the barrel, wine spots, and barrel bands.
09-Hero film Business card
10-Swiss Army
Themed in the style of a Swiss army knife with accurate scale rule and cut out SPORK® and CHOPSTICKS®. The card also has a space for the whoever gives out the card.
11-Blushing Pearl
Letterpress printed business card in blush pink, black, and a blind print background.
12-Cement Solutions Bottle Opener Card
A limited edition bottle opener business card from Canadian company Cement Solutions.
13-Annalisa Vargiu business card
Business card concept for a professional nurse.
14-La Bella Vita Photography
A letterpressed business cards for a photographer featuring a very creative logo.
15-23rd and 5th
A letterpress business card printed by twopaperdolls.com
16-Business Card for a makeup artist
A very fitting promotional and calling card for someone from the beauty industry.
17-Grosz Co Lab Business Card
This card features white letter engraved on black stock, blind embossed and laser cut ‘reversed braille’.
18-Jason Permenter Design Business Card
This card makes use of crisp, bold, black-and-red lettering on a more rustic paper to achieve a textured look and feel. The material is a 110 lb. cover uncoated kraft paper. Each card was printed in-house with archival inks and cut by hand from a master sheet to 54 X 15.25 mm. The final aspect ratio of the cards was chosen as a result of the typography, rather than the other way around. Obviously, it’s a very small card, but the text turns out to still be very legible at that size due to the contrast and scale.
19-3 Keys Business Card
This business card for a psychologist carries a very catchy slogan and design. The concept was taken from the idea that these computer keys, Crl+Alt+Delete, are synonymous with problems. And to clear these problems, we sometimes need to reboot.
20-Blue Diamond Card
Second revision of business card caliper. This particular one in a faux blue diamond plate paper.
21-Jessica Morrisy Letterpress
Printed as a blind impression with cyan ink. 110#/300 GSM, single sided.
22-DJ Business Card for Global Sound
To view the contact details, you have to rotate the disc.
23-J2 Letterpress Card
Letterpress cards Printed at SlowPrint Letterpress Studio by Peter Fraterdeus. Two custom mixed colors were used, starting from Pantone specs, but developing more subtle complexity through complementary color reduction. (adding a hint of green to the red for instance) Crane Lettra 600gsm 2?x2? die-cut.
24-TunnelBravo
New agency cards for TunnelBravo.
25-Brand Diffusion Business Cards
27-BrandGlow Business Card
Letterpress was used on both sides – in the front, in the logo (icon) and in the back – as letter “B” in phrase: just B creative.
28-Render business cards
A business card design for a startup architecture & CGI studio based in Aberdour, Fife. The chosen name Render, is relevant to the business as they specialize in the rendering of 3D architectural drawings and visualisations. The creative approach was derived for the name render and the way that un-rendered images and objects are displayed by the way of a wire frame box with strike through.
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I like the idea with the Crl+Alt+Delete keys. This is a very creative idea. The first business card, the wooden one, is a nice idea too, but seems to be unpracticable if it doesn’t fit in my wallet. Maybe this one would work if it had something on it to use it as a keyring or something like this.
Great stuff! Thak you for sharing these great designs…although some of them might be a bit pricey…?
These are all really great designs! The wooden cards are a really cool idea, but I agree with J32 that they might be better used as a keychain or something. The business card concept might work better if the info were printed on thinner wood, perhaps like a sheet of veneer.
very nice set of business cards.
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I know just the stock to use: 1/64″, 3-ply birch aircraft-grade plywood. Costs about $20 for a 12″x24″ sheet. Laser-engrave the surface, and you have the most totally kickass wooden card that will actually fit in a business card holder!
Hi all,
I really like some cards like wooden cards and Ctrl Del card as well.
The 01-Wooden Business Card by Sam Gough is a very memorable and creative business card. Thanks for sharing! We just got inspired.