"Oh yeah, you're the one with the feather and the ink well. Nice card."
Well, there you have it. At least an impression was made, which is worlds better than complete obscurity. My thanks to Tina for the excellent job she did on the card.
Random scribblings and thoughts about writing, publishing and the entire letters to dollars process. Includes copious notes about politics and everyday life.
Friday, May 1, 2015
Business Cards
I asked Tina Bongorno, the beautiful and talented lady who created the cover art for both my books, to design a business card for me. Here's the best of four final results.
What impressed me the most is that the staff at the print shop remembered the logo. Not me, of course - the logo.
"Oh yeah, you're the one with the feather and the ink well. Nice card."
Well, there you have it. At least an impression was made, which is worlds better than complete obscurity. My thanks to Tina for the excellent job she did on the card.
"Oh yeah, you're the one with the feather and the ink well. Nice card."
Well, there you have it. At least an impression was made, which is worlds better than complete obscurity. My thanks to Tina for the excellent job she did on the card.
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