Plus, my last name is always misspelled.  It seems like people always want to make it “Randallman” for some reason.  Very rarely does someone get it right without me having to correct them.  This way, there’s not chance of them misspelling it, only a chance of them losing the card.

I designed two different types of cards.  I couldn’t decide which one I liked best, so I ordered both of them.  That solved my dilemma quite nicely.

Here’s my first design.  It mirrors my site header pretty closely:

Here’s my second design.  It also mirrors my site, but I tweaked things a bit.

I’ve been thinking about this since I read a post about it on Tentblogger.com.  After several weeks of pondering the idea, I finally just sat down and created these cards.

And, if you’re looking for a great resource for great looking business cards, with a fast turn-around, take a peek at GR Print.  They’ve served me well several times, and I expect no less this time.  Plus, 1000 cards cost less than $10.00!  Not bad for two-sides, glossy business cards!

I would love your input.  Which card do you like better?

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