Business Cards

Chris is a friend and a talented writer who wrote this text in 19th century prose.

Bob Fierek started the Duluth Trading Company late in the 1980s and I’ve known him since those early days. His son Max is a rabid (and talented) mountain bike racer and wanted a card.

A micro-brewer in Oklahoma set up in an old power plant.

Allanwater Bridge Lodge is run by an American, John Jelinski. You can fly there, be dropped off by a CN freight train or possibly boat in: fantastic fishing, remarkably remote.

Bob’s worn many hats in his fascinating life, though he’s likely best known for starting (and naming) the Duluth Trading Company.

They help leaky industrial plants find and clean up their mess. That’s good in every way.

I include this simply because I like looking at it.

Al is an incredibly talented guy, and the best writer I’ve ever had the privilege to work with (and I’ve worked with some really good ones). Creativity drips from this guy’s fingers, and he knows how to craft the ideas into fantastic prose. ‘Nuf said.

You can enjoy this business card design as a break from all the dammed illustration on my site: this one is just colored boxes.

Business card for a mortgage company.

This client manages antique shows all over the midwest. It’s a bit text-heavy but all her shows need to be mentioned.