Four Business Card Ideas That'll Seal the Deal Part Two

Minimalistic And Professional 

Your business card print doesn't have to be as brightly colored as Rudolf with the red nose to stand out. Instead, sometimes a minimalist and refined approach can be just as noticeable (and let your clients know you're a pro). 

Imagine how a dark, two-tone card with plain typography printed on thick, matte card stock can accomplish this if you want to get a sophisticated message across. It conveys an intuitive message that is elegant and reliable - just like that thick card paper! 

Simple color palettes are also reminiscent of printing techniques of the past and make them perfect for classic aesthetics that allude to an era in which handcraft was still taken seriously.  

Creating a design with gray or black font and a single accent color can show that you are connected to these old-fashioned values ​​of professionalism. Additionally, with a sense of tradition, it can create the impression that your company has been around for quite a while. 

Elegant And Delicate 

When it comes to jewelry, wine, or other markets that revolve around elegance, it can be essential to create a peaceful and gentle mood in customers. Soft earth tones are soothing to the eye and will appeal to naturally gentle people. 

Alternatively, an elegant silhouette of a forest scene at night creates a mood that is quiet and in harmony with nature - just like the customers that this type of card would appeal to. Refinement can also be captured in the abstract, such as with engraved waves, similar to the effect of a stone falling into a calm pond.