Karen approached me to create an identity for her new business, creating bespoke upholstery pieces with a speciality in military-themed upholstery.
We really took the time to delve deep into how she wanted this to look, professional but friendly, eventually settling on the image of a chaise-lounge, with a combination of a bespoke sans-serif typeface and script typeface.
As well as creating her logo for her new business, she also required some business cards designing and printing.
Using the logo I had created, I designed a double-sided business card for her. The front (red) side really showcases the logo nicely, along with the background to make it look like it's on a leather chair.
The reverse has all of the relevant contact details and social media accounts, as well as the aesthetic gold accent running across the bottom of the card.
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Karen approached me to create an identity for her new business, creating bespoke upholstery pieces with a speciality in military-themed upholstery.
We really took the time to delve deep into how she wanted this to look, professional but friendly, eventually settling on the image of a chaise-lounge, with a combination of a bespoke sans-serif typeface and script typeface.
As well as creating her logo for her new business, she also required some business cards designing and printing.
Using the logo I had created, I designed a double-sided business card for her. The front (red) side really showcases the logo nicely, along with the background to make it look like it's on a leather chair.
The reverse has all of the relevant contact details and social media accounts, as well as the aesthetic gold accent running across the bottom of the card.