After choosing my colour pallet, pattern and logo, I decided to start incorporating these design features into my printed work.
I began by experimenting with my pattern around the business card trying different lengths and weights on both sides of the business cards. I worked within a grid in Indesign and mocked up nine business cards within the grid that I could print a multitude of times.
However when experimenting with this I felt that the cards looked really garish, so I decided to simplify my design a little more.
I incorporated my logo with a full bleeder pattern on the back of my design, but realised the practicality of the design was not very useful as there was nowhere for me to put my contact details.
I then simplified my design further by cutting out the pattern and using my primary colour as a basis to work from.
For the back of my designs I reflected back to my primary research and laid out my contact information appropriatley to what I had seen to get a more professional feel. I feel like this design is more clean. professional and I have everything I need on there information wise.
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