So I just ordered business cards for this blog. People keep asking me about the blog (of course, they do since I can’t shut up about it), and I always have to write down the url on some crappy little pieces of paper. I have always been obsessed with the concept of business cards so I use any excuse to design a set.
Here is what I came up with.
The front:
And the back:
The point was to make it very dramatic, and I think that goal has been achieved. Cool, huh?
Clarissa's Blog 
Curious that you put the “www” into the URL. If I type the URL that way into my brwoser, the browser automatically deletes the “www” and makes it simply http://clarissasblog.com
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Thank you for commenting because the general indifference towards my cards was making me sad.
I included www because otherwise the url looked strange and unappealing. I tried both versions but the http://www.clarissasblog.com looked better to me.
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Fair enough. They both work!
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I like it! I ordered cards from Vista print with my blog addy (and name, addy, ph num) so I would stop writing on bits of paper when someone needed to know those items. The had a bunch of cool styles and then you could get note cards to match and address labels and oh my! It is cool to have matching stationary and cards though.
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Oh and I meant to say i like the back more than the front. And yeah, I add the www in there too and drop the http, it looks weird.
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Black/red? From somebody periodically complaining about black backgrounds?
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The cards are great and all but I don’t really expect people to sit there reading them for any significant period of time. 🙂
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But I had to strain my eyes and look closer at the finer print.
The address itself is of course no problem to read…
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The letters did come out blurry in the photos but I think it’s because of how I copied them from the original website. I ordered them online, so I guess we’ll know whether the text is blurry when the cards arrive. I never had problems with this website where I ordered them in the past, so I’m optimistic.
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