<strong>5 Creative Business Card Designs</strong>
If you are looking for a simple way to add some pizazz to your branding strategies without having to completely restyle your corporate logo, why not revamp your traditional business card to something that is as individual as you are? These are some of the newest and most creative business card designs that inspire, stimulate, and motivate, all at the same time.
1. Vitor Bonates
Who says business cards can’t have a quirky side? Mr. Bonates is a music enthusiast, and so are many of his clients. So, it only makes good business sense to design a business card that looks like a miniature CD. Pull out the inside disk and view all of the necessary contact information. A simple idea that gets remarkable results.
2. Lego Business Card
Appeal to the inner child of your customers by turning your dull and boring business cards into miniature Lego figurines. One company even customizes each individual Lego-person with the same hair color and accessories as their real-life counterparts. The necessary contact information is then printed on the clothes of the figure, making for a one-of-a-kind business card that is both personal and professional.
3. Flow Yoga
This inventive creation was the brainchild of a Vancouver-based Yoga Studio named Flow. The company logo, website, phone number, and all other pertinent contact information is printed on a rolled up yoga mat in the tranquil blue hue that inspires relaxation and meditation. With this imaginative design, Flow Yoga’s corporate message is made abundantly clear before the card is even unrolled.
4. Choko LA
Another very original design is a business card in the shape of a candy wrapper. The advertising agency of Draft FCB was striving to create a business card that would capture the very essence of the client’s product, in this case a candy company. Inside the candy wrapper/business card were a few pieces of their best chocolate. But this same strategy can be used for nearly any corporate industry. Thinking outside the box has never been sweeter.
5. Doctor Zamenhof
This design studio based in Spain created a unique and innovative “tongue depressor” business card that plays on the business owner’s unique ability to “diagnose” and “prescribe” remedies for customer problems. The business card-in-stick-form fits perfectly in any desktop pencil holder, leaving a lasting impression of ingenuity and creativity that will resonate with any valued client.
