'Inexpensive/Cheap Business Cards'

You don’t always have to use colors to have a good looking business card.

This business card is: unique, simple, cheap as hell and really noticeable! What else do you need?

I just do. Although I would probably take away most of the info on the back side of the card I still like the logo.

Here I have 3 well executed business card designs by graphic and web designer Jakub Kr?má? aka „whitwa”. They aren’t anything you would say “Wow!” to, but they work well for their own reasons.

This quite creative business card design is simple yet elegant and brand-friendly. It seems like he hasn’t much information on it, yet everything needed is there. He maximized the space and focus by using both sides and throwing away all of the unnecessary information(address, fax, etc). The result: everything is easily readable and isn’t lost in loads of information.

This not very unique business card has other strong sides. First this cards owner is a candidate for senate, so his face is his brand and it is very well featured here. Other thing I like is that he has included his “sales pitch”, election promises, on the other side of the card, very handy when you’re thinking about who to vote for.

Minimalistic business card for a hosting company. Name, catch phrase and a website, that’s it. The potential client can find all of the other information on the website. The client will need to visit it anyway, so why not leave the only contact information he’ll really need and make it several times more visible and powerful? Remember: Every bit of unnecessary information takes away attention and power from the necessary info.

Creating good custom business cards is not only about cool design and great text. Sometimes you just have to consider the environment. It also helps for getting plus points in originality.

This business card is for swimming instructors and is wrapped in a small plastic bag. Inexpensive and unique.

This card got me thinking… Drug dealers could print their contact info on these bags and because they sell their “goods” in them they don’t even have to bother searching for their business card and spend extra money on business card paper. Very practical