Unconventional business cards

ALAND designed these business cards as a personal branding project for Prof. Eric Yim who has many different titles in different organizations. These business cards are made of handcrafted recycled paper from milk paper boxes. #businesscards #branding #identity #graphicdesign #brandinspiration #branddesign #namecards #typography #illustration #paper #recycledpaper #texturedpaper #papermaking #textures #texture #handmadepaper

Custom moon-shaped business cards - unique, plastic, & perfect for jewelry businesses! #businesscards #jewelrybusiness . #Ethereal_Business_Cards #Nail_Artist_Business_Cards #Textured_Business_Cards #Business_Card_Sticker

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Collettivo Giungla designed these business cards for their branding as an artistic collective founded by Giulia Dall’Ara and Eugenio Bertozzi.

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Patricia Roxas Chua designed these business cards for Lil' Haven, a provider of high-quality DIY woodcrafts projects in the Philippines.

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Hannah Ream designed these business cards for The Underground Tacos, a new taco joint in East Village, New York.

Today i will be showcasing of some really unusual but creative business card designs.I'm not sure if all these can be used in business and a little bit risky i think but if you ever decide to use these kind of business cards printing services your clients will be really impressed and never forget you.

Led by the maxim ‘Bar Rollins Loves You,’ Odd Hours Studio have crafted the unconventional and striking identity for Bar Rollins, a boutique wine bar based in Charleston, South Carolina. Designed to reflect the eccentricity, can-do-attitude and welcoming nature of the bar, Odd Hours turned towards legacy and landscape for the identity’s influences – taking into account the physical context and aesthetics of Charleston and the visual cues and quirks of vintage printed matter.