Business cards are the best and easy way to promote your business so cards must have elegant and soft touch. The material used must be of high quality but an advertising agency, Murmure, completely changed the trend. They created business cards using concrete. They must have thought such business card may give them a solid business. What you think?

You might also like, Creative Geeky Business Cards.

Source: Murmure

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One of the ways to promote your business is with business cards. It can make a great first impression and let other people get to know more about you. Even in this digital period business cards are still the first and the most essential element of preliminary exchange. People will remember you from your business cards and these should be creative and unique. Creative and unusual cards can really be noticeable and will eventually get business for you.

Normally designers follow the trends and come up with real remarkable designs. To give their cards distinguish look they put all their creativity and hard work to get stunning results.

Here are some of the most innovative, creative geeky business cards. These cards will really motivate you to create exceptional business card for yourself too. Do watch the videos, those are awesome demonstrations of cards. And of course if you have ever seen such cards in your real life or created any innovative card for yourself, do share with us by leaving the comment.

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Apple’s ‘Think Different’ campaign was the most successful campaigns in the the history of advertising. Here i am showcasing the promotional posters from the campaign which were created in small numbers in 24 x 36 inch sizes. They highlighted the portrait of one historic and famous figure, with a small Apple logo and the words “Think Different” in one corner. These posters were released between 1997 and 1998.

Albert Einstein

Muhamed Ali

Alfred Hitchcock

Amelia Earhart

Ansel Adams

Bill Bernbach

Bob Dylan

Buzz Aldrin

Charlie Chaplin

Dalai Lama

Eleanor Roosevelt

Francis Ford Coppola

Flik the ant

Frank Capra

Jackie Robinson

Jane Goodall

Jim Henson & Kermit

Jimi Hendrix

Joan Baez

John Huston

John Lenon & Yoko Ono

Mahatma Ghandi

Mahatma Ghandi

Maria Callas

Martha Graham

Miles Davis

Nelson Mandela

Pablo Picasso

Paul Rand

Ted Turner

Thomas Edison

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Guido Daniele was born in Soverato (CZ – Italy) and now lives and works in Milan. Since 1986 he has been working and improving his personal usage of airbrush: he paints back-stages in different sizes (the biggest ones can be 400 square metres) for artistic and advertising pictures, tv commercials and tv programmes. He also creates trompe l’oeil, both in private houses and public buildings.

In 1990 he added a new artistic experience to his previous ones: using the body paintingtechnique he creates and paints models bodies for different situations such as advertising pictures and commercials, fashion events and exhibitions. Daniele was awarded the 2007 Hero of the Year by Animal Planet television network.

Here i am showcasing some of his best work.

Source: Guido Daniele

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An advertising campaign, called “Discover More”, by Saatchi & Saatchi Italy for Camel cigarettes in Italy. This creative ad campaign was produced by really creative minds, as they wisely outlined camel in every image explaining presence of brand every where.

Advertising Agency: Saatchi&Saatchi, Italy
Creative Directors: Agostino Toscana, Guido Cornara
Art directors: Chiara Cuti, Norbert Graf, Pericles Pericleous, Riccardo Gianangeli
Copywriter: Federico Mirarchi
Photographer: Jan Steinhilber

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When you make a portfolio to feature your work, especially online, you want something that is going to really stand out. It has to be user-friendly, be easy to view and show off your talent and creativity. Ultimately, an online portfolio is an additional means of selling yourself, providing the potential client with a look at what you can create that both catches the eye and serves a function.

Some of them manage to do something really special. Here are 10 examples of the best and most creative portfolios online.

1. Jan Ploch

This excellent portfolio design from German designer Jan Ploch shows a great deal of ingenuity. The whole thing is based on the idea that the creative process is like a bottle, and he proposes the means of filling it. Even the website itself has a bottle design with an old fashioned touch, and everything is done in beige and brown shades. Despite this, it is extremely dynamic.

2. Tiny Big Studios

A fun and interactive portfolio design, there are plenty of little features to discover in this quirky design. If you touch the cursor to the logo in the corner the ant spins, and there is an arrow to the ant itself stating that it was not responsible for the creation of the site design. This leads to a link that takes you down to another section of the same page to introduce the branding company that did build it. You get a look at what they do, who they are and what they have done in the past, all on one page that manages to present a ton of information without looking messy or cluttered.

3. iLussori

This sleek website shows us what can be done with a fast-paced design aimed at providing an immediate look at the company’s capabilities. As a multimedia business, they gave us plenty to look at. There is a slideshow in the background that has been subdued with black and white and slight blurring. Then, you get a choice of a few examples on the front page, along with a link to a wide portfolio. Simple flash at its best.

4. Lois Jeans

You start off being brought to a home page that gives you three language options. When you select your own, you are then given two other options: Utopic or Dystopic, meaning your vision of the future. Each one gives you a series of bubbles with both images and videos, creating a marketing campaign based on either a perfect world of harmony, or one of miserable living conditions and dangers. Very cool, very modern and it taps into the current trend of expanding on both of these ideals in fiction.

5. FS Designs

A beautiful woman and an animated car on fire make up the logo design for this company. The overall website is dark and trendy, with a simple thumbnail look at some choice projects. It shows how you can make simple portfolio design look extremely complex and cool.

6. Scotch & Soda

Not technically a portfolio design site, this is a shop that shows off a lot of their work so I figure it applies. They have regularly changing ideas, and they are all pretty cool. Right now you can watch a slideshow, or play with the moving snowflakes that switch direction when you move your cursor.

7. Dan123

Meet Dan. He is a very friendly-seeming front end developer who has created this website to show us all the things he can do. His website is fun and cartoonish, with a kind of retro sci fi look. He even has a postcard motif for the contact page, which is a nice touch. He has a collection of thumbnails to see his work in the center, and they are nice and evenly space without a lot of frill.

8. Indubitablee

Formerly operating under the name Cornerd, they used a unique and interesting grid design for their site. They put an emphasis on communication, with a large portion of the home page dedicated to the contact link, their RSS feed and their Twitter profile. That is something unique that you will probably begin to see more often as freelancers and small business owners continue to see the link between their portfolio and social networking.

9. Otterball

When you first go to this link you will see an animation of a bunch of messed up thumbnails. They move in a circle pattern and then slide onto one side, aligning on the left hand of the page. This is a simple thumbnail presentation of their past work. They also have an About Us and Contact page, but everything is very simply made.

10. TauaDesign

This site is even better when you say the name out loud and hear the "tada!" sound it makes. They went completely minimalist, with nothing but a white page with a couple of gray sections on the side that takes you to different parts of the site. This includes a portfolio page, which is brought up with a flash animation of black boxes that turn into thumbnails.

Conclusion

If these portfolio design don’t inspire you, nothing will. What are some of your own favorites? Show us in the comments.

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If someone is after creativity and uniqueness that person should not restrict himself to only one medium. Jennifer Maestre, Massachusetts-based artist, is that kind of person and internationally known for her unique pencil sculptures. Those sculptures are very creative and inspiring, she derives most of her inspiration from the form and texture of the sea urchin. To make the pencil sculptures, Jennifer makes use of a variety pencils, nails and stitching.  She takes hundreds of pencils, cut them into 1-inch sections, drill a hole in each section (to turn them into beads), sharpen them all and sew them together.

Here i am showcasing some of colored pencil sculptures created by her, hope you will enjoy and share your feelings. To check more of her work, visit her online portfolio. If you have creative and unique portfolio too, share with us, I will showcase it on PelFusion.

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Advertising is a form of communication used to persuade an audience (viewers, readers or listeners) to take some action with respect to products, ideas, or services. Better results can be achieved if you do it creatively and wisely. For your inspiration i have collected some creatively done sticker advertising.

Specsavers: Bus Back Crash

Axe: Peep hole

Henkel Loctite Super Bonder: Glued Building

Metro windshield

Go fitness & Spa: Abs

Taekwondo School: Mosquito

Apple: Store window

Nexcare: Cracks

Amnesty International: Manhole sticker

hlx.com: Floor sticker

Pedigree: Floor sticker

Green Korea United: Quit cutting

Sweet Pete’s Bike Shop: Bike Safety Cling

Canadian Red Cross: Fallen Woman

NECC: Egg in a spoon

BioLink: Wet Floor

Gold’s Gym: Elevator

Australian Red Cross: Landmines

IBM Partnership Center: Just Down The Hall

Serve: Manhole cover

Lay’s Ceiling Stickers

Demolicion magazine: Surf

Wilkinson Quattro Titanium: Eggs

Axe: Lingerie stickers

Zoo Safari: Stickers

Perth Zoo: Tiger Bus

niagarachamber.org: Post-box waterfall

HP Advanced Photo Paper

Pathfinders Teen Homeless Shelter: Homeless Teen

Duracell escalator

Nissan X Trail Club: Powerful Mud Splash, Speeding Bike

Gold’s Gym: Elevator

Kanarias: 5 hours

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Logo designing is an art, designers try to put all effort and creativity in a logo. We have been sharing different logos for your inspiration before, link to them you can find below, today we have decided to make a list of those logos in which single letter is used or different shapes are used to form one single letter.

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From time to time we have visitors to our websites that land a little bit less than perfectly as they arrive. Usually this landing stems from some sort of broken link or missing content. This causes the user to land on the 404 page. Now this is also an opportunity that many web designers still fail to capitalize on, even with the numerous community contributions that discuss ways in which you can dress up the 404 and make the page more of a useful addition to the site. Rather than just having it sit there with no other function than to alert users that they have lost their way.

This post will break down a few ways that you can do a little bit more with the 404 page of your site or others that you design, and hopefully get you in that mindset for thinking of other creative ways that you can address some of the more commonly passive areas of the site. So take a look below and ask yourself, can you do more with your 404?

What It Can Do

Now the first thing that we have to realize is that a 404 page, while it does have a specific function, which is to let visitors know that they have effectively taken a wrong turn. However its usefulness does not have to stop there. Just because it is destined for that one function does not mean it cannot take on other functions as well. Why allow ourselves to be limited in how we use this space?

Back from the Breach

First off, a useful 404 page is easy to design, and doing so is usually the best idea. For you are already starting off on the wrong foot with any visitor who has been sidetracked from their intended destination, but the 404 page provides you an opportunity to recover. But if your 404 page is merely tasked with this alerting of misdirection, then you are not seizing this chance to correct this breach. So that is the main thing that a more complete and helpful 404 construct can do for your site. If you take the time to craft one which goes that extra mile for the user’s benefit.

Help Them Find Their Way Again

As you pull back from the breach, why not take a moment via your 404 page and help the users find their way again. There are any number of reasons that the visitor could have gotten thrown off track and wound up at your 404 page. So use this as a chance to take their hand and guide them along to where ever it is they intend to go next. Allow them to virtually browse through the content on the site easily so they can use the 404 page as somewhat of a mall directory. They are here, now get them to where it is they need to go. Include an archive of your content, however creatively presented and arranged as you can.

You want them to stick around and delve a little bit deeper into your site, but if you do not have anything to encourage this action, then what incentive do they really have to look around? They have effectively errored out already. We need to show them that there is something more worth sticking around for. With most users who land on a 404 page they will decide one of two things almost immediately. Either what they were looking for is gone, or they need to look more carefully for it. If you have an archive or search box in a prominent position on the page, this may be the only nudge the user needs to look around. It at least improves our chances of keeping the user from simply bouncing.

Coming Attractions

If you are not up for including a full archive of the site content, then at least use this as an opportunity to give them a little preview of the what they can expect from the site. Rather than wasting this moment with the user, why not give them a something of a teaser to entice them further into the site. Rather than the 404 being somewhat of a negative first impression, build it so that it still provides an insight into the site itself. Offer some key content that has been proven popular and effective with other visitors. Or even a mission statement of sorts to alert the users as to what the site is all about so that they at least have that take away.

What It Can Be

Design sites tend to realize that a 404 Page can be so much more than it appears upon first glance, and in the online design community we see many exciting examples of a kind of transformation taking place. 404’s are becoming more than just a landing page, they are becoming an interactive addition that borrowing on that old slogan of ‘Be All You Can Be’.

Useful

We have already discussed a couple of ways that you can make the 404 page useful via the other section, but it is important to highlight that it has this potential. It does not just have to be a place holder of sorts for misplaced or missing content. It can be a virtual directory. An introduction to the site itself. And so much more. But unfortunately there are times when this part of the design is forgotten about until the last minute and so it feels that way on the site. Like an afterthought. Or worse, it is a completely underestimated area of the design and therefore its potential is never fully realized.

Informative

Now going beyond just being useful and helping to guide the users along their way, some have taken a different tack with their 404 page. You can use the space as a virtual learning annex. By filling the 404 with information of some sort, the page becomes a different kind of interactive addition to the site. One that could prove so informative that the users will be inclined to return to your 404 page…on purpose! That is often unheard of, but there are some examples where when it is done correctly, this is the case. Take Smashing Magazine’s 404 page as one extremely creative way to transform this misstep into something so much greater.

By having their 404 page to act as a tutorial for a better 404 page is a beyond brilliant use of this space. Be playful with your ideas and approaches to this web design solution and your 404s are more likely to be a shining example to others, rather than a virtual design cautionary tale. Take this opportunity to create a site FAQ and build it into the 404 page. Again, allow for some whimsy and character to shine through the page. This is a unique opportunity to fully put the attitude and tone of the site on display without being limited by the various rules that tend to accompany the other areas of the design. Here we are somewhat freer so to speak.

A Design Chimera

One of the ways that we can further benefit from thinking more freely about our 404 Page designs, is that we can evolve it in ways that we had previously never considered. We can combine this page with elements of other pages to form a sort of web design Chimera. With most web designs we have a few pages that tend to be standard and included beyond those that hold the main content. Whether it be an about page, a contact page, whatever, there are other key points of information that the users tend to look for. Why not include some of this on the 404 page as well?

We can create a sort of hybrid on the page that works in some of the information that is included in some of the other stand alone pages. This may feel somewhat redundant, but we have to bare in mind that not everyone will happen across our 404 pages. The other pages tend to get visits intentionally, while the 404 visits tend to be accidental. So it is not necessarily redundant as much as it is a consolidation of the important information from the site for those who get lost. So this hybrid approach might be something to consider as well.

The Last Word

That is a quick breakdown of some of the ways that you can upgrade both the design and function of the 404 pages that you create. Whatever route you end up taking, know that doing a little bit more with your 404 and offering that extra hand to help users along, can go a long way for showing a dedication to both your users and the content of the site itself. So what are some ways that you would suggest doing more with these page designs? What elements have you seen included on other 404s that struck you as original and creative? Leave your thoughts in the comment section below.

A Few More for the Road

Here are a handful of other fine examples of those who have taken the time and put in the effort to design an informative, useful, and playful 404 page. Check them out for a little dose of inspiration to get your creative juices flowing.

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Twitter has quickly become one of the hottest, most effective social media tools. There always seems to be a new tool being developed however the tried-and-true tools such as Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin, Digg… will be the tools around for the long-haul. There are literally thousands of tools you can use for Twitter analytics however what if you’re a visual thinker?

Let’s face it: Twitter is all about words. You post a message in 140 characters or less but if you’re a visual, not linear, thinker you may need a tool that gives you some better visualization of your account – your followers, your network, having some fun with your account, searching trends or even monitoring. We’ve done some research and have found some free, online and creative Twitter visualization tools that will help you achieve your visual result.

The Archivist

The Archivist, a Microsoft developer off-shoot product, is a tool that allows you to search through tweets, archive them and then share the tweet lists with others. Essentially, sign into your Twitter account, associate it with Archivist and start searching. Archivist will monitor your Twitter account and if you’ve marked your archives as public all of your friends will be able to see your archives.

You can turn the archives to private and choose what you want to share so don’t panic about being monitored. It’s completely private if you so wish. The interface shows lots of visually appealing graphs and charts of Twitter volume, tweets vs. retweets, top users and URLs – all customizable.

Twitter Stream Graphs

If you’re interested in keyword optimization or SEO for your tweets take a look at Twitter StreamGraphs, a free online tool that will allow you to search on a word to visually see what’s hit or miss. You can search on users (using @username) to see how well their tweets are doing, or even use the @username/list format to see how well a list is doing.

The tool will show the last 1000 tweets that contained your search item and will color code the time/user information so that you can click within the stream to get more information. Hop on the site, do a keyword search and start playing around to get a better feel for how it all works!

Mention Map

Mention Map is a tool that allows you to visually analyze your network and the mentions you’re receiving on Twitter. When you type in your user name you are shown as the hub and all the users around you are lined to you how they relate to you and your network.

It doesn’t just show friends; it shows anyone who has mentioned you and will also show the hash tags that are most commonly associated with those mentions. This will show you how effective your own hash tags and/or keywords are performing as well as how much buzz you’re getting.

Twitter Counter

Twitter Counter is a great way to visualize and analyze your own Twitter followers and how your follow count is performing. It shows in a graph format if your follower count is climbing, falling, growing stagnant, etc. You will be able to see if there are certain things you’re mentioning that are gaining you more followers or if there is an activity you’re performing that is causing you to lose followers. You can also compare your growth with other users!

Portwiture

One of the coolest and most unique Twitter visualization tools is Portwiture. Portwiture is mainly for fun. It takes a look at your recent Twitter statuses and gives you a visual look – in pictures – showing you the theme of what you’ve been discussing. No worries though; it’s all rated PG and it is actually quite pretty.

You can share your Portwit with your Twitter followers and maybe get a little more creative with your words to see what your Portwit will be tomorrow. One restriction of using the service is that your Twitter account has to be public.

Twitterfall

Twiterfall is another amazing interface that can be used for analyzing basically anything and everything related to trending tropics, keywords, etc. The part of this interface that makes it different from the rest is that you’re able to pick a geolocation, only search within specific lists and even exclude certain keywords from your search. Once you search you’ll start to see a Twitterfall (looks like a waterfall) of the users mentioning the keywords along with their actual tweet. You can click on the user to see more, taking you directly to the user’s Twitter profile.

Viola! The tools we’ve mentioned today are merely a few of the thousands of tools that are out there for Twitter and social media monitoring.  However they are some of the most creative and fun of the bunch.

So if you’re interested in analyzing some stats using creative Twitter visualization tools. jump on some of the sites we’ve mentioned and see what you can find. Hopefully you’ll find an interface that works for your specific needs and you can use them to gain some ground in the ever changing world of Twitter social media.

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Blue is a color which is often associated with comfort, loyalty and security, it is used quite a lot in web design to give them a welcoming and secure feel for their users. I have collected 20 blue websites which I really liked the look of and I hope you will too.

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1. Jan Pivonka

2. Luxuscreations

3. Brad Colbow

4. Hotelparadiso

5. thatgamecompany

6. Get Ballpark

7. Guifx

8. Barack Obama

9. Mooty Graphic Design

10. Serj

11. Dizzain

12. Carbonmade

13. Iceberg

14. HelpWith

15. Frisk Design

16. BountyBev

17. Established 1986

18. Critical Zero

19. Piipe

20. Iceous

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Logo designing is very important part because it gives the company or product a recognition and distinguish it from others. Deisgners do look for inspiration before starting a Logo project, therefore today we have compiled a list of 42 creative logos with human expressions.

We would like to know, which logo is best in this list. You can let us know by leaving comments.

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Japanese art work is always inspiring and they show that creativity in web designs too. Most of the Japanese websites are interactive, minimalist and flash based. By viewing Japanese websites you can easily understand their culture, tradition and art.

You will really enjoy by interacting these Japanese websites. Here is a collection of some creative and artistic examples of websites.

Nestle

100 Satsu

Amakusa Mura

Eye Talk Town

Jvsc

Mc Donalds

Panasonic

Asics Gunze

Boat Race Academy

Egao Saku

FT 540

Hiroto Rakusho

Kanenavi

Love & Happy

Kewpie

May Belline

Mext

Story Branding

Tutu Dress

Naruhodo Agent

Nikohan

Soc Nara

Yamada Ueda

Yellow Man

Kazurasei

Solvida

Niigata City

Ub Energy

Nikke Town

Nara Jr

Morinaga

Shop Everyday

Takuhaiwaneko

Oyu

Biwako Koyo

Subtonic Graphics Design

Okayama Ichibangai

Awa Master

Busho

Clap Taps

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