From the course: Designing a Business Card
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Adding texture - InDesign Tutorial
From the course: Designing a Business Card
Adding texture
- The texture of your business card can come from the paper, from printing effects like embossing and spot varnishing, or from the printing process. Letterpress printing, for example, will press the type into the paper. You can also give the illusion of depth by adding texture to your digital file, as a layer mask in Photoshop, an opacity mask in Illustrator, or as a transparent overlay in InDesign. In the next chapter, I'll demonstrate how to do this. For now, I just want you to think about the tactile quality texture can add to your business card and how this might reinforce your brand.
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What to include on a business card3m 17s
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The layout of a business card3m 15s
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The typography of a business card4m 47s
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The alignment of elements on a business card2m 23s
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Choosing paper1m 2s
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Choosing colors47s
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Adding texture38s
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Incorporating imagery1m 5s
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