Raising floral designer needs an artistic business card

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by D.SCre8tivMediaâ„¢ on Friday, March 27, 2015

thanks for the invite, could you update the brief with the information that you would like on the card and also the color scheme, Cheers, DC


by Project Owner on Friday, March 27, 2015

I just updated my brief, please check it again. I am open to all colors as long as the entire design looks clean. I enjoy working with creativity, so go for it and have fun.


by Project Owner on Friday, March 27, 2015

Dear designers, I uploaded some of my works in my brief; hope they will help to understand my style and what I'm looking for. Think fusion, think outside of the box. I love creative people, so show your attitude and have fun.


by diezzer on Saturday, March 28, 2015

your name is Stella Wenchi Shen ?


by Project Owner on Saturday, March 28, 2015

yes


by Project Owner on Thursday, April 2, 2015

Dear designers, thank you all for participating in my project. If you are stumbling on figuring out my style, here are some specifics to help clarify. When giving freedom to express myself in the floral design, I like my designs to be dynamic, which can be achieved by asymmetric composition, contrast of color, and movement of lines. My wedding works are more "static", because most people feel comfortable with confined balanced shapes. My old business card has the comfort appeal to the public, centered and bordered. My current challenge is to move away from the commercial world and into the art exhibition and education. Maybe one way to approach my project is to think what would you do to promote yourselves as an artist. A static design is the least desirable. Be bold to experiment your crazy ideas; just remember to stay clean, and make my info visible and legible.


by Project Owner on Thursday, April 2, 2015

One more thing, please don't just slap my photos on the card (it's OK if the card is double-sided). If you are going to use my works on the card, please do it creatively.


by Project Owner on Thursday, April 2, 2015

OK, new keywords: fusion, modern, abstract, and Asian.


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