Comments on: Betsy Hammill http://cardobserver.com/gallery/betsy-hammill Unique Business Card Design Inspiration Tue, 20 Jul 2010 05:44:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: André http://cardobserver.com/gallery/betsy-hammill/comment-page-1#comment-1039 André Mon, 02 Mar 2009 21:32:47 +0000 http://cardobserver.com/?p=258#comment-1039 Thanks Kelli Anderson the feedback & FYI. I love this Card. - Nice natural colors. - Emboss letters - Figure cutt out - And the card looks like its made from recycled paper? (don't know if thats tue... but okay) ;o) Thanks Kelli Anderson the feedback & FYI.

I love this Card.
- Nice natural colors.
- Emboss letters
- Figure cutt out
- And the card looks like its made from recycled paper? (don’t know if thats tue… but okay)

;o)

]]> By: Kelli Anderson http://cardobserver.com/gallery/betsy-hammill/comment-page-1#comment-1027 Kelli Anderson Mon, 02 Mar 2009 17:10:03 +0000 http://cardobserver.com/?p=258#comment-1027 No problem — sorry to be unclear. I have a small letterpress shop set up in my apartment, so I printed the cards here (on a very heavy machine.) The inkless printing is referred to as a "blind emboss," whereas the grey bit is just straight letterpress printing. There are several fantastic letterpress shops with an online presence (and nice people on the other side of that online presence,) so just consult with the google. I print with more pressure than traditional letterpress (to accentuate the texture of the design as much as possible…and to torture my press) — so when working with a printer, be sure to let them know that this is what you want. I sometimes work with other designers to get their stuff printed in the 3rd dimension, so feel free to drop me a line. Hope this is helpful, and apologies for the long-winded-ness. No problem — sorry to be unclear. I have a small letterpress shop set up in my apartment, so I printed the cards here (on a very heavy machine.) The inkless printing is referred to as a “blind emboss,” whereas the grey bit is just straight letterpress printing.

There are several fantastic letterpress shops with an online presence (and nice people on the other side of that online presence,) so just consult with the google. I print with more pressure than traditional letterpress (to accentuate the texture of the design as much as possible…and to torture my press) — so when working with a printer, be sure to let them know that this is what you want.

I sometimes work with other designers to get their stuff printed in the 3rd dimension, so feel free to drop me a line. Hope this is helpful, and apologies for the long-winded-ness.

]]> By: André http://cardobserver.com/gallery/betsy-hammill/comment-page-1#comment-729 André Thu, 26 Feb 2009 11:00:44 +0000 http://cardobserver.com/?p=258#comment-729 Can you tell us where we can get a print like that, please :o) Its maybe also a nice feature for this site, if we can see where people did get there print from ;o) Greetings André Can you tell us where we can get a print like that, please :o )

Its maybe also a nice feature for this site, if we can see where people did get there print from ;o)

Greetings André

]]> By: kelli http://cardobserver.com/gallery/betsy-hammill/comment-page-1#comment-704 kelli Thu, 26 Feb 2009 01:40:32 +0000 http://cardobserver.com/?p=258#comment-704 Thanks! I printed them on a pearl 7x11 Ns press. Cheers, Kelli Thanks! I printed them on a pearl 7×11 Ns press. Cheers,
Kelli

]]> By: Miles Tinsley http://cardobserver.com/gallery/betsy-hammill/comment-page-1#comment-543 Miles Tinsley Mon, 23 Feb 2009 23:52:08 +0000 http://cardobserver.com/?p=258#comment-543 I like the cut out. Where did you get this printed? I like the cut out. Where did you get this printed?

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