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Posted by Shanon Lavender on October 10, 2001 at 17:58:24:

In reply to: from another graphic junkie posted by Darlahood on October 10, 2001 at 16:31:03:

: 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
Full addresses are helpful when mapquesting instructions.

: 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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: : 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 : Full addresses are helpful when mapquesting instructions. : : : : : : 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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