en-us https://www.intensedebate.com/users/290417 Comments by Greg Huntoon http://jaygoldman.com/2008/12/designing-jaygoldmancom-business-cards-and-need-your-input/#IDComment13108323 You know, I really only like the receipt concept. I think the messaging could be better, but there&#039;s something <em>very</em> strong in that idea. Perhaps I&#039;ve gotten a little more stodgy over the years, but while I think a business card needs to be really fun, I am more concerned about whether the brand and necessary information are conveyed effectively. The card, while unique, is just the wrong format. And I agree with you about the last one...there&#039;s something to this idea that was squashed by the weight given to her &quot;HIRE ME&quot; insistence. I like the idea of a card holding your interest long enough for that short- to long- term memory transfer to take place, though I&#039;m not sure the cross-world puzzle does that. Hmm, maybe I like this one more than I originally thought. I really like the simplicity of the info-side, that&#039;s for sure. I have always been a HUGE fan of distinctive letterpressed business cards, printed on rough-hewn recycled card stock. For me, the material is just as important as the actual design. Don&#039;t know if you&#039;ve ever seen any of Bruce Licher&#039;s work...but if you can get your hands on a sample set, I strongly recommend taking a look at what Bruce does. He truly is a letterpress legend. Click on the &quot;View Bruce&#039;s Slideshow&quot; on the top-left of the title on this page: <a href="http://www.creativerefuge.com/pages/spotlight.htm" target="_blank">http://www.creativerefuge.com/pages/spotlight.htm</a>(also a pretty good interview). Fri, 26 Dec 2008 08:35:33 +0000 http://jaygoldman.com/2008/12/designing-jaygoldmancom-business-cards-and-need-your-input/#IDComment13108323