1st draft business card

Kyle@PrecisionPolish

Kyle@PrecisionPolish

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Hey guys I had some free time today so I thought I'd give photoshop a go. I have this in green, orange, red and blue.

I've never used photoshop before to do a business card.

I am liking the green. Not sure what else to put on there if anything but let me know what you guys think.:dblthumb2:
 
It looks nice! You're not going to include any prices? Or are you going to make a menu?
 
No prices, that's going to be half the sales game for me. Packages will be on the website and I plan to design a tri-fold pamphlet.
 
oh nice! hmm i should do the same. I just started my part time car washing business and i'm looking at business card ideas.
 
I honestly pulled that outta my ass after watching some tutorials. Now I'm doing alot of copying and pasting lol.
 
looks good but I don't like the font hard to read and you should never put prices on a business card.
 
Pureshine said:
looks good but I don't like the font hard to read and you should never put prices on a business card.
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I agree! Took me a second to read the URL on the bottom left. I would stick with one font for your logo/brand and use another font for name and contact info. Helps break things up and makes your logo pop.
 
It's hard to read. Change the font and if you give up, send me a message. I used to do graphics and websites using photoshop and dreamweaver.
 
:dblthumb2:Looks great to me. Nice job with graphics, I am not good at these types of things. I am still working on my business name, again not really good with that, so trying to get wife to help.
 
Although it looks cool, for some reason I had to do a double take to actually read the text. Maybe choose something along those lines but a little less aggressive.
 
Too dark, hard to read, style over function.
 
What program are you using to make the business card?

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