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Sep 19, 2009

Business Cards by Koji Sueyoshi

Business Cards by Koji Sueyoshi

If I were to change my current set of business cards, I’d definitely be tempted by Koji Sueyoshi’s homage to the cassette tape. Via Designboom.

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  1. Brandon says:
    September 21, 2009 at 2:37 am

    If you are looking for the best place to print your own cards, I suggest Overnight Prints, they offer the heaviest paper stock and rounded corners. http://overnightprints.com

    Or if you are looking for something pre designed, there is always Moo, CrackCard or Zazzle

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