The German designers initiative S•E•E•D•REBELS (“sustainable • ethical • ecological • design”) gives us another great example that business cards can be both resource-saving and creative. Stamped on cardboard, ink made of paint leftovers and self-made, the cards are a real eye-catcher. Well done!
Answering the question “How can we use less material for our business cards?” in order to preserve natural ressources, Antrepo Design Industry uses the same business card for all its members. This does not only help to protect the environment, but also brings a personal touch to their business cards by handwriting the personal information. In my opinion definitely a concept to copy!
Taxicabs are characteristic for the country or even the city they are from. Antrepo Design Industry (Istanbul) offers a nice set of 4 citycab posters: Black style taxicab from London, Yellowcab from New York City, Panelvan style from Istanbul, VW Beetle from Mexico City.
Most of the time, business cards come in the same size and shape and their designs range from dull to common. Check out this collection of 56 inventive business card designs at Design Bote that take a more creative approach.
German photographer Jens Heilmann spent 3 years hunting down all original balls that had been in World Cup play between 1930 and 2010. Learn more about his photo project at www.theworldcupballs.com.
PS: The ball in the lower right corner is the one we put four times between the English goal posts today, sorry guys! 😉
I’ve seldomly seen such a funny and cleverly done company intro. By clicking through a pile of cards you’ll learn about projects, products, clients, awards, experience, company directors, disciplines and vision.
Watch the full intro at seymourpowell.
See all 19 designs at webexpedition18.com