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  • MyPillowTalks
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    15,006 posts since Nov '06
    • 05 Sep `07, 5:03AM

      Have u ever ever spent too much money on namecard design? design it urself next time! have a unique, simple yet elegant card! 4steps btw... Mr. Green Cool

      FINAL PRODUCT THAT you will get....veri nice, i am proud that i can produce this:
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      Edited by MyPillowTalks 05 Sep `07, 5:10AM
  • MyPillowTalks
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  • ShrodingersCat
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    • 05 Sep `07, 7:50AM

      don't forget to do it in CMYK if you are printing it
      else all the colours won't end up the same if you choose certain RGB colours

      Wink

      Also... check tt the size of your namecard fits into standard namecard cases/wallets. Usually I prefer slightly smaller to ensure they fit into most slots.

  • MyPillowTalks
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    15,006 posts since Nov '06
    • 05 Sep `07, 8:28AM
      Originally posted by ShrodingersCat:
      don't forget to do it in CMYK if you are printing it
      else all the colours won't end up the same if you choose certain RGB colours

      Wink

      Also... check tt the size of your namecard fits into standard namecard cases/wallets. Usually I prefer slightly smaller to ensure they fit into most slots.

      x2

      namecards are normally 10cmx6cm? i dunno also, i onli measure a namecard that i got Neutral

  • MyPillowTalks
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    albinoworm
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    407 posts since Jan '06
    • 23 Nov `07, 4:42PM

      Most are 96mm x 60mm with 3mm bleed area.

      Meaning each side need to have 3mm border to prevent loss of information in the cutting process.

      I have quite a few past namecard designs. Reply if you want me to showcase them here.

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