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rB&e

rB&e designed their unique silk business cards with a classy monochrome color palette. Another great example of how flat colors look great on silk business cards.

Productive Edge

Productive Edge made silk business cards with powerful shades of blue that really stand out.

Precision Wine designed their business cards to incorporate copper foil over a black background. We agree that silk business cards look great in black with the contrast of the copper foil. On the reverse there is a solid white background with a great extra detail of a gear pattern down the side in copper foil stamping.

Paul Barber

The gold foil stamping on this silk laminated black business card screams luxury. Sometimes only a minimal amount of ink is necessary for a card to look great. This card used gold foil for all of the details other than the white contact info and name.

Optasia

Optasia designed their silk business cards to have bold flat colors with a bright orange back and bold dark grey front.

North Rim Brewing

North Rim Brewing designed their silk business cards with a blind spot uv imprint of their name over their logo. This is one of our favorite ways to use spot uv as it really makes for an interesting business card. The spot uv name is easy to read as you tilt the card and looks great as a contrast over our silk laminated card stock. Since the spot uv gloss is clear, the white logo underneath is still perfectly legible as well. Finally, the gloss brings out extra contrast from the black ink to create a darker appearance where the spot uv gloss is applied.

Mystical Entertainment

ME designed their foil stamped silk business cards to have a flashy, bold and luxurious look. These unique business cards have the top portion of the Mystical Entertainment logo stamped in silver foil to create the logo "me" on both the front and back of the business card. Then there is a detailed ornamental pattern applied over the ink (a technique referred to as blind spot uv). In the light the spot gloss creates a very interesting effect, while still allowing the lettering below to be read easily.

Mosaic

Mosaic designed a stunning business card, combining an intricate copper foil design over a more simple repeating triangle background. The copper foil is a great color compliment to the background inks used.

Mind Method

We've seen many creative patterns of foil stamping on business cards, but The Mind Method came up with the unique idea of having us stamp lines of a street map in silver foil with their logo in the center in white. On the reverse side they kept things less flashy, but added some color with splashes of a bold green ink. Black and white business cards make a statement, but adding a single bold color to that black and white can help your business card stand out.

Mercurial

Mercurial designed their cards with a negative cutout of their logo inside a bar of gold foil on one side. The other side is black with the Mercurial logo imprinted in blind spot uv gloss. Using only blind spot uv and no other ink design elements on the back side makes for a classy effect and contrasts well with the front of the card which was required to be more heavy on information and contact details.

Marc the Designer

Marc the Designer kept his silk business cards simple with a colorful logo coated with spot gloss on our premium white card stock. The contact info on the back of the business card also has spot gloss.

MAPS

The MAPS business card design is a great example of some of our very complex and intricate foil stamping. The silver foil stamping blends with the rest of the design in ink and all of the lettering on the card is stamped in silver foil. Last, 1/8" rounded corners add the finishing touch for a truly luxurious business card.