BP&O Collections — Business Cards No.3
Opinion by Richard Baird Posted 17 October 2014
The third collection of business cards reviewed and published on BP&O. These typically balance graphic design, material choice and print finish and often utilise colour, type, form and texture contrast to contribute to a distinctive brand identity. As with the first and second sets, this selection features uncoated and coated papers, edge painted detail, surface embosses, foils, dyed and unbleached boards and triplex material processes. Featured studios include Werklig, Heydays, Bielke+Yang and Build.
This post was published as a quick way to browse through BP&O’s content and get access to older but equally interesting projects through different themes, in this case business cards, and expands upon previous posts under the category BP&O Collections. This series can be subscribed to here. If you have any suggestions for further themes let me know.
MHM Architects designed by 26 Lettres
Brae designed by Studio Round
Peter Ahrens designed by Studio Jubilee
Mellbye designed by Heydays
Haverstock designed by Spy
KMP designed by Studio8585
Apartment A designed by Say What Studio
Bambudda designed by Post Projects
Giles Duley designed by Shaz Madani
Intu designed by Heydays
Single Origin Roasters designed by Maud
Vitenparken designed by Bielke+Yang
Nina Jobs designed by BVD
Numbered by Martín Azúa designed by P.A.R
Giant Owl Productions designed by Alphabetical
Jeffrey’s designed by FÖDA Studio
Generation Press designed by Build
Molly Watson designed by Studio Blackburn
Finsta designed by Werklig
Goa Arkitektkontor designed by Heydays