A business card is your unique identity in somebody’s hand. The designers of the following business cards have taken this one step further and created some of the most innovative business card designs till date, ensuring their position in the Top 10 Most Creative Business Card Designs!
1) Stylist appointment card
This card performs a two-in-one function - It’s a business card and you can probably use it as a comb too!
2)Broke Bike Alley
These card cum tool business cards help you to adjust bolts and spokes on your bike. They’re practical and fit into your wallet!
3) Bombay Bakery
These edible business cards were created to promote a bakery and were available in different flavors such as chocolate, vanilla and many more.
4) Y+ Yoga Center-Straw
One of the most effective as well as low cost ways to demonstrate the dexterity of a yoga practitioner. These straws were placed at fruit juice bars which are frequented by the target audience.
5) Toy Chair Business Card
Designed by Tok & Stok, to showcase their easy to assemble furniture, this business card can be converted into a little chair. The back of the card has the logo while the essential information such as address and phone numbers are found on the seat.
6) Make-up Business card
Instead of using a traditional business card, a special stamp that stimulates a lipstick mark was created. It can be used on any material such an tissue papers, napkins, paper sheets etc
7) TAM Cargo Business card
This company used a very clever and innovative tactic of promoting their business through their card itself. By simply folding the card in a specific way, it can be turned into a little box.
8) Metal Token Business card
This unique business card displays the goods of the product design company.
9) Metallic –Emboss treated plate Business card
In this Duffy and Partner’s business card a print application is directly stuck on a metallic-emboss treated plate.
10) Personal Business Card
This card is made on transparent plastic and there are different sets of design you can use to put in front of your face. It has been created by Dario Monetini.
Checkout these complex architectures made only of toothpicks! Includes famous buildings like the Taj Mahal, the leaning tower of pisa, Sydney house and others!
Stain Monro from New York was created these amazing architectures out of toothpicks
The 747-8 is the largest and newest 747 version, the longest passenger aircraft in the world. The 747-8 is offered in two main variants: the 747-8 Intercontinental (747-8I) for passengers and the 747-8 Freighter (747-8F) for cargo. he aircraft will be capable of carrying up to 467 passengers in a 3-class configuration over 8,000 nmi (15,000 km) at Mach 0.855.
The 747-8 Intercontinental will have the lowest seat-mile cost of any large commercial jetliner, with 12 per cent lower costs than its predecessor, the 747-400.
The airplane provides 16 per cent better fuel economy, 16 per cent less carbon emissions per passenger and generates a 30 per cent smaller noise footprint than the 747-400.
The 747-8 applies interior features from the 787 Dreamliner that includes a new curved, upswept architecture giving passengers a greater feeling of space and comfort.
The entrance to the plane has a wide-open foyer area that includes a curved staircase to the upper deck.
Korean Air has joined launch customer Lufthansa in ordering a total of 33 747-8 Intercontinentals.
First delivery of the 747-8 Intercontinental is scheduled for the fourth quarter. Air China also has agreed to order five Intercontinentals, pending government approval.
The Boeing design concept for the 747-8 VIP, showing view from the top of the spiral staircase, with the dining area and a ladder extending to library shelves.
Design concept for the 747-8 VIP showing a dining area with a spiral staircase and vaulted ceilings.
Entries for the National Geographic Photos contest has closed. Nearly 22,000 entries were received from the photographers all around the world. The winner will be declared in this month. The winner will receive a Grand Prize of $10,000 and a trip to National Geographic headquarters in Washington, D.C., to participate in the annual National Geographic Photography Seminar in January 2013.
Here are the most excellent photographs from the matured photographers. Excellent collections of amazing photographs. You will love to watch this photographs often and often.
Just imagine the ride of this beautiful hot air balloons … There is no feeling quite like it, nothing on earth that can match the magic of floating on air, the sense of being at one with the sky and looking down at a world that is looking up at you ! … Hot air balloon festivals are held annually in many places throughout the year, allowing hot air balloons to gather and participate in various activities.
All of us are part of a world which is governed by the laws of physics, namely, gravity. However, given below are a few of the most mind-blowing photographs you will ever come across! A perfect combination of photography, acrobatics and amazing locations produces these gravity-defying results. From China to France, these artists have taken inspiration from all over the world.
Note that NONE of the photos are altered or photoshopped,
They have been created using creative props like supports & Acrobatics, so they are truly amazing!
Born in Hubei, China Lei Wei is a contemporary artist who is famous for his gravity-defying photographs. His works of art are famous for their eccentric locations and postures. It’s hard to believe that these photographs haven’t had any help from the many photo-editing software’s out there. However, he insists that his work is a combination of photography and performance art. He makes the use of props like mirrors, metal wires, scaffolding and acrobatics to achieve the desired results. Wei’s goal is to “make everything possibleâ€. His artwork has been exhibited all over the world including Asia, Australia, Europe and South America.
These photos are part of an ad campaign created by NAM for the Harbor City Chocolate Trail, a charity project for the Hong Kong Blood Cancer Foundation. Everything in these photos, including the liquids, is part of a single photograph. The series uses their signature method of suspending objects and people with strings and cables to create weightless environments that appear to be caught mid-explosion.
Philippe Ramette is famous for his gravity-defying photographs. Initially a sculptor, he began to experiment with gravity, weightlessness and our relationship with the landscape. After looking at these magnificent photographs, it’s very hard to believe that they haven’t been digitally influenced. In reality, they are the result of complicated arrangements using weight bearing structures (or lead weights for the underwater shots). These are hidden by this clothes or the angle at which the shot has been taken. He aims for an incredibly serene effect in all his photographs.
