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Alright! This here is one of my four business cards. As you can see, I used my "The Accomplishment" image and two different shades of my signature color - purple. .jpg)
For this one, I asked another artist if I could use their drawing of Akamaru (from Naruto, Kiba Inuzuka's Ninja Dog) promising them that when I posted it, I would give them credit for helping me out. I have done that so on Deviantart.com (my name is Rayvin-Inuzuka). The font color is based off the colors of the dog, brownish colors.
The background for this was something a friend and I did a while back. She had her laptop on and was doodling on photoshop, when I suddenly had an image pop into my head. I described it and she put it on photoshop. We had to compromise with one or two things, but otherwise, this is how the picture in my head had looked like. I then found the best font color that could be readable, and I was done my third business card.
The background photo was another piece of art I had asked another artist if I could use it, once again promising to credit them when I was finished and posted it (deviantart again). This is, by far, the one card that I am most proud of; it's my favorite. The only other color besides whites and blacks, was the pale blue on one of the bracelets, so I decided to use it in the fonts. It turned out better than I had expected. I love it!
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Alright! This here is one of my four business cards. As you can see, I used my "The Accomplishment" image and two different shades of my signature color - purple. .jpg)
For this one, I asked another artist if I could use their drawing of Akamaru (from Naruto, Kiba Inuzuka's Ninja Dog) promising them that when I posted it, I would give them credit for helping me out. I have done that so on Deviantart.com (my name is Rayvin-Inuzuka). The font color is based off the colors of the dog, brownish colors.
The background for this was something a friend and I did a while back. She had her laptop on and was doodling on photoshop, when I suddenly had an image pop into my head. I described it and she put it on photoshop. We had to compromise with one or two things, but otherwise, this is how the picture in my head had looked like. I then found the best font color that could be readable, and I was done my third business card.
The background photo was another piece of art I had asked another artist if I could use it, once again promising to credit them when I was finished and posted it (deviantart again). This is, by far, the one card that I am most proud of; it's my favorite. The only other color besides whites and blacks, was the pale blue on one of the bracelets, so I decided to use it in the fonts. It turned out better than I had expected. I love it!