This week, our assignment was to create a business card for a company of our choice. I chose Epic Pops on Campus Corner since I've been researching the company lately with Lindsey + Asp.
To get our minds in the right place for this assignment, Croom assigned us to create two Pinterest boards over the weekend: a business card mood board and a competitor mood board. For my business card mood board, I pinned a bunch of colorful business cards to get me in the bright, popsicle mindset. For the competitor mood board, I pinned a lot of photos of Steel City Pops - a popular gourmet popsicle shop in Alabama, Texas and Kentucky.
My business card was inspired by the menu chalkboards at Epic Pops. I decided to make my business card resemble a chalkboard. I chose to use one font (chalkduster).
I worked on my business card for approximately three hours total. It's crazy how much work goes into a 3.5 x 2 inch piece of paper!
To get our minds in the right place for this assignment, Croom assigned us to create two Pinterest boards over the weekend: a business card mood board and a competitor mood board. For my business card mood board, I pinned a bunch of colorful business cards to get me in the bright, popsicle mindset. For the competitor mood board, I pinned a lot of photos of Steel City Pops - a popular gourmet popsicle shop in Alabama, Texas and Kentucky.
My business card was inspired by the menu chalkboards at Epic Pops. I decided to make my business card resemble a chalkboard. I chose to use one font (chalkduster).
I worked on my business card for approximately three hours total. It's crazy how much work goes into a 3.5 x 2 inch piece of paper!
