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Business Card for Westlake Robotics
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Business Card Design Brief
We are looking for a design for a set of business cards which reflect the spirit and humor of Westlake Robotics. The overall style is semi-retro 1980’s technology with elements of Short Circuit’s Johnny 5 and Nintendo’s ROB.
Also we are inspired by the following style and concept: http://us.moo.com/ideas/arachnid-labs.html
This has on the back of each card, multiple robot parts that when three cards are combined make a whole robot – I.E. Head, Arms, Legs.
Our base logo is westlake robotics on two lines in Cooper Black font. Colors should invoke 1980’s.
The front should contain the personal information in the form of a Name, a Title, and an Email Address.
Updates
Please make sure to have at least 3 different robot heads, torsos, and legs/bases so that a person can line up 3 cards and create 1 of 9 robots.
Also, design request is now payment guaranteed.
Added Monday, April 28, 2014
Please remember that the back of this card is different for each card:
http://us.moo.com/ideas/arachnid-labs.html
A person should be able to mix and match three business cards to make a "robot".
Added Tuesday, April 29, 2014
I have posted a new diagram showing in more detail the concept of 9 different robot parts, 1 part per back of the business card. I hope this helps.
Added Friday, May 02, 2014
Industry/Entity Type
Business
Font styles to use
Other font styles liked:
- Cooper Black
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Requirements
Must have
- The back of the card should have 1 of 3 robot sections - the head, the torso and arms, and the legs/base. Ideally there should be 3 versions of each part, I.E. 3 heads, 3 torsos, 3 bases which line up so a person can create 9 different robots. The more the better. But no more then 6 versions of each part.
