nesting!
August 27, 2010 | 2 comments
Susan Hutchinson is an interior designer who is about to launch a new (online) business called Nesting- which focuses on kid and baby friendly design. To kick off her new venture, she needed business cards:
I think that they turned out very nicely, how about you?
The Curious & Company crew did a fantastic job designing the logo and business cards and are currently developing her website. Keep an eye out for it, and in the mean time, check her on on her blog Fleurishing!
a card, a solution
April 15, 2010 | no comments
A couple of weeks ago I had the pleasure of printing the business cards for Curious & Company: Philadelphia’s creative solutions firm. These double sided cards were printed on the same, extra thick, stock as the Cleanwash cards. They certainly make a statement!
Curious & Company offers design services for business, personal and anything in between. Whether you are looking for a new website, logo, or invitation, they are the people to see!
Their website launched this very morning. Check it out, soak it in. Whatever you do, make sure to keep an eye on them, their future is a bright one.
card observer
April 2, 2010 | 1 comment
This morning my business cards were featured on card observer- a site dedicated to showcasing the latest in business card design and printing. Take a look at a few others that have been featured on the site:
cleanwash business cards
March 15, 2010 | 7 comments
Curious & Company helped me freshen up my logo a bit and gave me a few options for business cards. There were two designs that I really love and want to print; this is the first (and simplest) of the two. I printed them on an extra thick, 4 ply museum board, which gave me plenty of room to get a good impression on the backside. They have an amazing texture to them. Many people ask: “why letterpress?”. This is a great example…
cleanwash business cards
March 11, 2010 | 1 comment
My business cards are finally in production. I cannot wait to show you…
I think I’m going to love them so much it’ll hurt.
