Business Card for Art Business – Vertical
Today I received a suggestion of how to redesign the business card I am making for myself as an artist. I wasn’t sure I liked the idea (after all, I had an idea that worked!) But I am usually open to others’ suggestions because I find it often enhances my own work and vision.
Business Card for Art Business-front-vertical © Diane Clancy
I would greatly appreciate feedback how people react to this card compared to the horizontal card I created a few days ago. You can see the horizontal card in the post Business Card for Art Business. I do like the fact that the images are a little larger so you can see a bit more detail. But it also feels awkward to me that the list of types of work I create are not visible at the same time as the images themselves. Given that the business cards are for you – the collector (potential or current), I particularly want to hear from you which card would work better for you.
Business Card for Art Business-back-vertical © Diane Clancy
The person making the suggestion wanted to make sure that my Mission Statement was highly visible. Others call this a statement of purpose, Unique Selling Proposition (USP), business philosophy or positioning oneself in the market. Tomorrow I am going to focus on the USP and share my own process, information and resources.
Please do give me feedback about the business cards!
~ Diane Clancy
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This looks great. The vertical layout is ingenious!
Hi Diane,
Of the two, I think I prefer the horizontal layout. To my eye the images and text seem more cohesive and inter-related. I also find the centered text harder to read with this vertical layout.
~Sue O’Kieffe