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Screenshot for a cool business card I did a few years ago. This one had a desert / mystic vibe to it.
Ye le Jani:
That desert / mystic vibe is hitting perfectly! Love the texture contrast with the snakeskin and that eye symbol - super memorable business card design!
That snake texture as the card backdrop is such a bold move. It gives the whole thing this ancient, mysterious weight, and the white linework on top pops perfectly. Was this for a specific client, or more of a concept piece?
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