Isle of Skye

I always love to see cre­ative busi­ness card designs, so I was espe­cially excited to come across the new cards of artist and designer Skye Jeffreys. They were cre­ated using a huge paint­ing cut into busi­ness card size pieces, in com­bi­na­tion with a cus­tom rub­ber stamp. And the result is a fun and inter­est­ing set of pro­mo­tional mate­ri­als where each indi­vid­ual piece is com­pletely unique.

via The Design Files

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2 Comments

  1. Jay Schaul
    Posted August 17, 2010 at 10:03 pm | Permalink

    What a cool idea!

  2. Nic
    Posted January 25, 2013 at 6:16 am | Permalink

    Love the con­cept behind these. Business cards are so often just very bor­ing (at one end of the scale) or gim­micky (at the other). These have got the bal­ance just right. Great work!

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