When you see a bit of print done by someone who knows what they are doing, you can see the difference. The spacing, the understanding of the form. The way the light catches. It’s not printed. It’s pressed. You can run your finger over it and feel the bite; it’s actually part of the paper....Continue reading
The Philosophy Most business cards are designed to be handed out and forgotten. They are thin, flimsy excuses for a handshake, destined to be lost in a pocket or tossed in the bin before the meeting is even over. This card is different. "A Little Drop of Poison" isn’t just a sample; it’s a physical...Continue reading