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<p>Created page with &quot;== Last Week == * Self Promo Postcard Review * I decided in class to extend this project into a 2nd week == This Week == * Group review for revised postcards * Business car...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Last Week ==<br /> <br /> * Self Promo Postcard Review<br /> * I decided in class to extend this project into a 2nd week<br /> <br /> == This Week ==<br /> <br /> * Group review for revised postcards<br /> * Business card assignment<br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> <br /> ;I have created a reference resource for you on [[Reference:Graphic Design Best Practices|Typography &amp; Font Success]]<br /> <br /> ;Personal Branding on Behance<br /> :[https://www.behance.net/search?content=projects&amp;user_tags=993255 behance.net/search?content=projects&amp;user_tags=993255]<br /> <br /> ;Business Cards on Behance<br /> :[https://www.behance.net/search/projects/business%20card?locale=en_US behance.net/search/projects/business-card]<br /> <br /> == Assignment ==<br /> <br /> Your card is often your visual first impression, a chance to impress future friends, patrons, and clients with your skills and clarity. Now that we have used the postcards to start a formal dialog between your identity and your work, it’s time to trim off 70% of your working area and identify what’s left.<br /> <br /> Your business card should be a perfect blend of form and function; you are handing off a functional document that should inspire people to contact you and inform them how you prefer to be followed.<br /> <br /> For our next class you must make any changes to your postcard that you feel need to be made as well as four separate trimmed business card comps.<br /> <br /> - A ‘standard’ business card is 3.5” x 2”, you can stray from the ‘standard,’ but you will be explaining.<br /> - We will be discussing the costs associated with printing or making 500 cards.<br /> - Use both sides, 4/1 or 4/4, or spot color is up to you. - Have fun, play with layout, composition, and a sample of your work.<br /> <br /> [[Media:Mfa_2026_02_BusinessCard.pdf |Assignment Sheet: Mfa_2026_02_BusinessCard.pdf]]</div>

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