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Some may call me crazy for spending money on these things, I call it for the love of keeping print alive. It was worth every penny.
Paper: Gmund Matt 92 (pic 1, 2) / Colorplan Pristine White (pic 3)
Finish, front: Silver chisel foil emboss
Finish, reverse: Silver foil blocking
Niceeeeee
Man... Simply beautiful
Wow! Beautiful
Awesome 🔥
amazing work😍
goated. Love this
Honestly? I SUPPORT THIS!! There's nothing like print design
It's the one thing AI can't take away from us haha.
Print just hits different when you put this much care into the details. The foil and embossing look so good on the paper.
Couldn't agree more!!
Spend hours and hours on digital, but nothing pulls me back like print.
I have the jot press sample pack and one of the card variations is in there - it's something else in person 😊
Looks cool
Print still has something special to it. The foil and embossing make this feel really premium.
very nice!
Wow! Awesome print!
No real designer will ever call you crazy for having proper cards, I think it's easier to question the judgement of those who are not carrying physical cards 😃 .
Those are gorgeous!
the silver foil on the red card is so nice. worth the money
This is so cool
Foil on both sides — chisel emboss front, blocking on the reverse — is what actually justifies the spend; most "premium" cards pick one finish for the hero shot and leave the back flat.
Like it! Have you tried text to be white instead of silver for more contrast?
Great print
Awesome!
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