The card front was an homage to late 70's and early 80's Marvel Comics I grew up reading. The card back was my resume, but as if a Johnson Smith Company mail order ad from the era. Click on images to enlarge.
Change is Good: Part Two
Some of the great comments from folk's sharing critique, thoughts and ideas about my planned logo change mentioned keeping the fun and personality of the one now. Thinking about it has lead me back to an old illustration and design I created as a business card and used 10 years ago. I just might revisit this idea and update. Maybe. We'll see. Gears in my head still spinning.
The card front was an homage to late 70's and early 80's Marvel Comics I grew up reading. The card back was my resume, but as if a Johnson Smith Company mail order ad from the era. Click on images to enlarge.
The card front was an homage to late 70's and early 80's Marvel Comics I grew up reading. The card back was my resume, but as if a Johnson Smith Company mail order ad from the era. Click on images to enlarge.
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The 1991 album by BUSH was The SCIENCE of Things...not Silence. Do I get a prize for good copy proofing??
ReplyDeleteD5, hauntforum
typo- it was in 1999..LOL
ReplyDeleted5
Thanks, good catch. Plenty of typos to find in there too. The problem with that one is, it was not just typo but stupidity having the wrong name in my head when writing. A mistake I often do.
ReplyDeleteCoolest business card/resume I've ever seen! :)
ReplyDeleteI spent way too much time reading every detail of your resume...very creative..brought back a lot of memories, not only of comic books but I also used to spend hours in 7th grade study hall browsing the pages of the Edmund Scientific catalog ...seeing what goodies I could spend my hard earned paper route money on. Very creative, very cool.
ReplyDeleteDemonique, thanks...good notes and ideas.
ReplyDeleteDismal, Thanks!
ReplyDeleteStolloween, thanks. That Edmund catalog sounds familiar. Time to Google!
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