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ERGH Business Cards and copyright, fffffffffffffffff
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ok so, yea, running into a problem. For class right now we are required to get all our shits together and get a working resume, web presence, business card, etc etc etc....because of this, I have a 2 part question PART 1 Well for all you gaming professionals out there I have a quick question that the answer is probably… -
Re: ERGH Business Cards and copyright, fffffffffffffffff
Although you might not like to hear it, Cholden is right, getting your work looking presentable should be your number 1 concern. You can dress yourself up and have a fancy business card but if it just leads them to sub-par work then it has all been a waste. Now the work you have does look pretty solid, just unfinished. So… -
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I'm sorry Cholden I don't agree with you. Representation of yourself is something very important. I've unwrapped more characters in the past four years, I just don't want them on my business card. I appreciate your first reply but not that one in the least. I don't need you to talk down to me and if you can't offer me… -
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maybe this is just my opinion, but i wouldnt clutter your business card with so much visual information. a simple, nicely designed one can go a long way. out of all the business cards i have from other people, the ones that i dislike the most are the ones where they try to fit an entire environment render, or some random… -
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deifnitely Nrek :) I know I'm not ready for the industry and although I'll always have more to learn, I currently have a lot to learn. I don't expect to get a job anytime soon; especially while in school. Next semester I plan on having 4 fully finished and polished character pieces that will really strengthen my portfolio… -
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There's nothing wrong with a blank back for your business card, but that space can be taken up with a variety of things. For example, you could make a concise list of your skills, software you know/use. This too should be done in the simplest way possible, because you don't want it looking tacky either. Alternatively, you… -
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Haha, apprecaite all that Emil. I've gotten an assortment of information from various locations and trying to do my best to compile it all. I'll get rid of the online alias then as I've had that mentioned by a few others, yours just tipped the scale :P. That whole center piece was just suppose to be my logo/signature. I… -
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a fancy business card won't get you a job. i would consider a strong portfolio vastly more important than a slick card. if you insist on it, this design does nothing for me. it's generic sci-fi and looks dated. it doesn't have your name on the front. the information on the back isn't displayed well or clearly. when i'm… -
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I would also say it's better to leave the characters off of the card because it'll be too busy. If you want them on there, put them on the backside and just have all contact info on the front side. Sort of like your existing one. One side art, one side contact. Your name should be the biggest thing on the card. Your card… -
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Why does your business card have your online alias taking up an entire side? Is this some business name or company you have going on? If not, then get rid of it! It makes no sense. The front of your business card should have your name, your position/role and some contact details. Stay away from online aliases or personas…
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