I was struggling to configure "ayykaplan" onto the front of these business cards so I just settled for "Ayy" which I still think is fun and also intriguing in a way - people may pick them up and be like "ayy what does this mean?"
I toyed with having a black back of the card with green text to match the front but I feel like it didn't look so good, it just reminds me of the Matrix and maybe that early 2000's aesthetic suits me but I think the white version definitely looked better out of the two and I think the added skeleton parts are good because it's part of my work and links to my creative CV.
Something I see becoming a problem is the fact that I have elected to use a drawing of myself on the business card because I feel like I'm recognisable by style mostly - however I do change my hair a lot, so I would have to continuously update the card. For now it's fine but in the future I should think about a logo or something representative.
As a bit of fun I've applied some of these designs to promotional tote bags which I think look quite funky and could hypothetically be sellable merchandise.
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