Wedding Planner Business Card - Black White Grey from Zazzle.com

Here's an elegant vintage style business card. It features beautiful swirled vines in grey tones. I love the vintage feel of this business card. It really works well with the elegant swirled text.

I think it's neat that you can take the exact same card, make a few minor changes and it completely changes the feel of the card. Here is another version of the same card, with a fun, whimsical feel.

Here is my newest niche lens, Best Zebra Print Business Card Templates.  I've always loved the zebra look and there are quite a few zebra print selections on the web.  I do feel though, that they generally fit into a fairly similar design template.  I thought it would be great to find some really awesome designs that go outside of the box.

I decided to feature black and white, colourful, monogram, and unique designs.

Below are just a few of the featured designs in my lens.  I hope you think they are as modern and fabulous as I think they are.

1st Blog

I figured for my first post, I would tell you about my Zazzle store, Pam's Designs.  I specialize in designing Wedding Stationary, Business Cards, party invitations, and occasionally I like to dabble in some fun things like IPhone Cases and Doodle Speakers.


I really enjoy Zazzle.  It's so much fun making new designs.  I can be as creative as I feel.  Sometimes, I will simply go around my yard taking pictures of my gardens and make a business card out of it. 

This florist forget me not business card is an example of me just having fun, shooting pictures in my yard.  I find it really amazing that you can do such neat effects with software these days. 

I find that I mostly go back and forth between Wedding Sets and Invitations and Business Cards.  When I feel like designing something elegant, I will usually go with a wedding design and when I feel edgy, I'll usually go with a business card design.  I find there's so much diversity that you can do.  I have a wide array of business cards from sleek and professional to elegant to modern and edgy to fun and exciting.  I think that one thing I would say all these cards have in common, is that they are all unique.  I think that is what the consumer is looking for.  To stand out from the competition.

My happy teeth design was actually one of my first designs.  I drew the teeth freehand, not realizing all the useful tools that were available to me.  But with time, you learn lots of tricks for designing.
The other cards posted on this blog are more recent.  The chandelier business card uses a lot of different and advanced design features.  I've added sparkle, depth, and shadow to this design.  I also used a neat tool, called the paths tool, to draw the curved, dotted lines.  It's actually pretty easy once you learn how to use it.

The lawyer business card also contains a lot of neat design elements.  This design uses many layers, uses special positioning tools to draw the plaque, transparencies and layers to design the ribbon along with the background.

I've found with time, my designs have become more detailed.  They contain several design elements, where my original designs only contained a few.  I think that having all those layers of depth really adds to the design.

I'm really curious to see how far my designs have come in a year.  It will be really neat to compare them.