I love that you can see the texture of the paper and the blue accent stripe that she opted for – a really nice feature for the Luxe Cards. Plus, look at the cool packaging box you get too. You can read more about what Amanda thought about her new Luxe Cards on her site too!
We’re going to be starting to do critiques on photography business cards. The articles won’t be too detailed but will look at elements that could be improved, enhanced, or removed. The point of these critiques will be to help photographers with noticing little things that could make a aesthetic different or something bigger.
If you want us to critique your photography business card, make sure to submit it here. Add that you want to have it shared for critique and/or the showcase 
NUWOMB, a website for Photography Culture and Incubation, is having a contest for photographers to win new premium photography business cards! This is a great opportunity for photographers to update business cards or get mini cards instead. Perhaps you don’t need either and would benefit from some post cards of your images to send out as marketing material. You can put the prize towards other products at MOO. The contest ends on April 19th at 23:59 PST.
Contest is now over.
What do you think? Is the red too much or awesome?
You might not know the Moo offers some luxe design options for business cards. Some options are especially creative but might not work for your industry. Just when you are frustrated with your own design, something might come along – Moo Luxe Designs for photographers. Moo seems to love connecting with photographers and provides them with awesome ways to promote a photography business. We’re showing a few of those Lux Business Card design options that you’ll want to jump on.
What’s really unique about the Moo Luxe Designs is that they are not available forever. In fact, these designs are only available for a month. Even if you have photography business cards already, these Luxe Business Cards are worth ordering for the obsessed photographer! The kicker? 100% of all net proceeds will be donated to the designer’s charity of choice – In the case of these designs by Dan Rubin, the charity is is the Harmony Foundation, the charitable arm of the Barbershop Harmony Society.
Camera Negativ is a full bleed option with the camera illustrations outlined in white. You can change the colour of the text and the background colour, but you can’t change the illustration outline colour. Remember you can also add one 4 options for the seam of the cards too – white, red, blue, black.
There are 8 different vintage camera illustrations from Dan’s camera collection. These will be like having mini prints within your pockets and you will probably have a very hard time parting with the business cards.
On the opposite side of the illustration is where you add your details. Where you see the empty Polaroid, you can actually change that out. The entire left side can become a space for you to add an image, a logo, or any graphic that helps with your own photography business identity or branding. This is the same for the Camera Positiv design.
Go to Moo and Order a set of 50 or more…
I also wanted to explore printing full-bleed designs on Luxe, which works especially well on the White Luxe paper. For Camera: Negativ, I’ve selected a strong gold for the default background colour, but you can change that to any colour you like to fully customize the cards to your brand or personal preference.
If you’d like your camera illustrations to have some colour instead of the background, you’ll want to go with Camera Positiv. The cool thing about this option is that you pair it up with the seam colour for the cards. The blue camera illustration outline would also have the blue seam colour around the cards. Pretty flashy!
In our opinion, this Luxe Business Card design is very crisp looking! The contrasting option is indicative of the way Moo thinks ahead.
When you order, you have all 8 camera illustrations within the pack. You then have options to eliminate certain vintage cameras from your order. If you wanted, you could eliminate all but one and ensure you get an order with your single most favorite vintage camera.
Go to Moo and Order a set of 50 or more…
Each version of Camera: Positiv shares its outline colour with the Luxe paper on which it’s printed, echoing the line while also lending a distinctly technical illustration style to the series (I especially enjoy how the blue version feels like blueprints).
Moo offers a bunch of other pre-designed options for all kinds of industries other than just for photographers but it really is a treat to see something so specific and well done. Dan Rubin’s pet project to illustrate his vintage camera collection is really paying off and I hope that much is raised to be given to his charity of choice. I love the belief of Moo – Design can change the world. I’m on that train too.
What do you think of these designs? If you’re a bit confused or unsure of what the Luxe Business cards are, check out a few related posts below or head over to Moo.com.
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