I was looking for something zesty to personalise our 2007 business cards, and stumbled on the idea of putting hackergotchis on them. At first I thought it would suck pretty badly, but on changing the effective DPI of the image (meaning no interpolation or lossy scaling), I discovered that the average hackergotchi will be about 8mm² at 300dpi. Perfect!
Has anyone made hackergotchi-powered business cards before?
My ugly mug…
… and Pia’s beautiful wedding hackergotchi:
… and someone asked if we put anything on the back…
I like the t/f/m/e. I’m sure I’ve seen it before, but it hadn’t *stuck*. I’ll keep that in mind for my next set.
–Luis (very happy with his moo.com cards)
Yeah, it’s good. I usually use ‘p’ instead of ‘t’, but it looked really ugly with this layout and font. ‘t’ seems so… archaic.
“iNaugh Partners”?
are you guys doing iPods? wasn’t sure from the way waugh was formed
Bleah, wedding pictures should stay on mantelpieces
Where will you get these printed?
Odd question.
We use the local branch of a small print shop chain, We Print It. They’ve been really good with us.
I like the back. That’s awesome.
Did you check out cards from moo.com? I have some and they’re nice.
i think we better rip off the text in the back… that looks great and it describes us too…
seriously the pics are a v nice tough… great. people always says i am great with names or vice-versa. this gives both.