wow, they have been nothing but awesome with me.
professional, timely, and often goes out of their way to help me out.
Like personally drop off and deliver print stuff....
and most of my stuff are super small volume and $ amounts too

Jukebox print. They have a website. Check it out. I got 1000 cards for 19 bucks double sided color and 16 point!!! Good quality too.

staples has a sale, buy 250 raised print business cards (up to 2 colours other then black) and get 750 free

This is during promotion right? Or current offer?

during promo, but its still cheap now...58 bucks for 1000 last i checked. even cheaper if you get 5000. Quality is good, much better than the last place i went and paid wayyy more.

Hey didnt want to make a new thread for a one question.
What kind of software do you guys use for designing your business cards?

^ illustrator/photoshop for me; maybe indesign for others?

Dude fuck the traditional business card that everyone has.

You want to stand out? Get this and they design it for you, just tell them what you want.

Metal Business Cards - PlasmaDesign

Thanks Neil!

Business is good, we`re doing some for SFU and UBC now too. I`ll see about getting RS a discount haha. Matte coat laminate + spot UV gloss is still our biggest seller.

Rhino does really great work, highly recommend them.

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Thanks guys

I found VistaPrint.com to be a good site for cards. I've never tried any other so I can't comment on them but I can say for the price, the quality and quantity you receive from VistaPrint is superb.

Lots of templates, great finishing, TONS of options, and awesome prices. FAST turn-around time too. You've probably already made your cards but for anyone else looking to make cards, check it out.

My wife prints through Jukebox. They had a deal for $18 for 1000 cards that ended a couple days ago...

Just thought I'd say thanks for the responses.
I'm looking to update my card in the near future too.

Is illustrator better to use to design business cards? Im more comfortable with photoshop but i have fiddled with illustrator before.

This is the pimpest card...but if you aren't George Clooney, you'll just look like a douchebag handing these out.

http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k2...yCardBackJ.jpg

Photoshops fine to make a business card. Just make sure the resolution is set to 300 dpi.

The reason Illustrator would be better is because it's vector vs raster based. Raster images are made up of pixels and vectors are made up of mathematical equations and can be printed to any size.

Illustrators print output is generally better than Photoshops so I would keep that in mind (depending on the style of card as well). If you're using pixel based elements (blurs, drop shadows, textures, etc), Photoshop is your jam. Hope that helped!

Hmm, since we're on the topic of business cards, anyone know where to buy good quality card cases? The last few I bought online were complete crap. Anyone know place in Van that sells them?

i need 100 cards printed.

does any one do small runs?

Contacted blitzgear but they start at 250 =\

For RS guys I'll do a big discount on 250 cards = ) Let me know
I run a web-based print shop. For 250 cards I charge $65+HST for matte laminate silk + UV overlaid cards.

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Thanks for the referral Eff-1. Have serviced a few local guys on here would love to earn your business.

What's the best place in Richmond to get business cards? Has anyone tried Fedex Kinko' before?

If local is a priority than a company like clubcard while the work is good they outsource a lot to get made as their downtown location has really nothing made in house.

Linx print does all their stuff in house if that makes a difference to you.