What's your business card look like?

[aaguudis]

Hi. I am starting to think about making a business card. I would love to see what everyone here has. Please post a pic if you have one! (or at the very least maybe just a description and the text you have on it.)

Thanks

[Marcus Johnson]

Bar napkin and a ball point pen at the moment. Never seem to be able to remember to restock my wallet.

[kip]

I saw one I liked. Works well for musicians. Generic. Name, bar code and a space to put in current occupation and phone number.

[Sam Sherry]

Just got 'em. I'll be spiffing up the website over the next couple weeks too.

[Paul Warburton]

Originally Posted by Sam Sherry

Just got 'em. I'll be spiffing up the website over the next couple weeks too.

Looks great Sam.....Is that a carved head on your bass?

[Sam Sherry]

Yep. Mrs. Westover carved her when Mr. Westover made the bass. Her name is "Nicole" which is a long story.

I didn't mean to edit your post, too, Paul. Just hit the wrong button.

[Brian K]

mine...

[gretschman]

I don't play bass, but here's my card:

[Chris Fitzgerald]

Kinda like this, if the attachment comes through...I'm still working on the design, but this is the basic concept.

[Paul Warburton]

Originally Posted by Chris Fitzgerald

Kinda like this, if the attachment comes through...I'm still working on the design, but this is the basic concept.

Yeah, Durrl. Where's it say Durrl?

[Chris Fitzgerald]

Originally Posted by Paul Warburton

Yeah, Durrl. Where's it say Durrl?

On the tailgate of the 1946 Ford pickup that's up on blocks in the yard in front of my trailer.

[Marcus Johnson]

Originally Posted by Chris Fitzgerald

On the tailgate of the 1946 Ford pickup that's up on blocks in the yard in front of my trailer.

Oh man, that brought back some memories. I used to occasionally drive a friend/bandleaders' '46 Ford delivery van full of equipment and sleeping musicians back from gigs, up and down the Northern California-Southern Oregon coast. I remember that it had about a foot of freeplay before the steering actually kicked in. Nerves of steel had I, back then.

[John Sprague]

On the tailgate of the 1946 Ford pickup that's up on blocks in the yard in front of my trailer.

Ahh, I didn't see it because your stockcar was in the way. Or was it your old washer and drier?

Nice card design Durrl! You might try a light or white colored text against the darker bg. If you go light, gotta go a little larger too as a general rule of thumb for readibility. Just me thinkin' out loud.

[Ben Rose]

I'm trying to make a less fuzzy version of this for my background.

Hi gretschman, see you tonight at the Maple Pt.

[Paul Warburton]

Originally Posted by Sam Sherry

Yep. Mrs. Westover carved her when Mr. Westover made the bass. Her name is "Nicole" which is a long story.

I'd like to hear that story Sam.....have you ever posted it? How about it?

[Chris Fitzgerald]

Originally Posted by John Sprague

Ahh, I didn't see it because your stockcar was in the way. Or was it your old washer and drier?

Maybe the refrigerator? I'd hafta know which way y'all was comin' from.

Nice card design Durrl! You might try a light or white colored text against the darker bg. If you go light, gotta go a little larger too as a general rule of thumb for readibility. Just me thinkin' out loud.

Actually, I've since changed the text to white, but good idea about bumping up the size. My biggest problem with my business card program at the moment is that I can't seem to get the picture to take up the whole card without a border, so I'm not printing them yet. But soon....very soon.

[T-Bal]

Originally Posted by Chris Fitzgerald

Maybe the refrigerator? I'd hafta know which way y'all was comin' from.

My money's on the 6-foot tall satellite dish.