from another graphic junkie

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Posted by Darlahood on October 10, 2001 at 16:31:03:

In reply to: OOPS!!!! lemme try that again! posted by Sarah B on October 10, 2001 at 05:58:26:

Be consistent with your spelling of "mehndi." Using Mehndi and then
Mehendi will probably confuse outsiders. I prefer the term Henna
Body Art just because it is so inclusive, and people are more likely
to know what it is!

how bout something like this: "Hennaed Hands, traditional and
contemporary henna body art by Sarah Budner."

The idea in a business card is provide as much information as
possible, but without completely surrendering your privacy. I don't
think you need to have your zip code on your card, if they want to
send you mail badly enough they can look up your zip code from the
USPS website, it takes like two seconds to do and that way you save a
little more space on your card and keep it from looking like an
return address label. If you really wanted to, you could just put
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and leave it at that, and not even put an
address.

Sorry, am I totally going off on this? It's not you, Sarah, you did
a good job on your card, I just obsess over little details.

I think your card looks good! You might want to experiment with a
horizontal card, too so the symmetry might line up a little better,
even tho vertical cards are so cool -- like what txilar was talking
about.

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graphic junkies- a breed of our own eh!? =) n/t txilar 19:51:55 10/10/2001 (0)
about addresses Shanon Lavender 17:58:24 10/10/2001 (0)

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: Be consistent with your spelling of "mehndi." Using Mehndi and then : Mehendi will probably confuse outsiders. I prefer the term Henna : Body Art just because it is so inclusive, and people are more likely : to know what it is! : : how bout something like this: "Hennaed Hands, traditional and : contemporary henna body art by Sarah Budner." : : The idea in a business card is provide as much information as : possible, but without completely surrendering your privacy. I don't : think you need to have your zip code on your card, if they want to : send you mail badly enough they can look up your zip code from the : USPS website, it takes like two seconds to do and that way you save a : little more space on your card and keep it from looking like an : return address label. If you really wanted to, you could just put : Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and leave it at that, and not even put an : address. : : Sorry, am I totally going off on this? It's not you, Sarah, you did : a good job on your card, I just obsess over little details. : : I think your card looks good! You might want to experiment with a : horizontal card, too so the symmetry might line up a little better, : even tho vertical cards are so cool -- like what txilar was talking : about.
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