First I created the shape needed using the pen tool.
Then I chose the fill colour and pasted my logo.
Next I typed out the details with a font that I thought represented my brand.
Then, I added in a little more shapes and added a gradient to both the background at the shapes.
I felt there was still an imbalance to the design so I opened another document and started designing a 'coffee bean'. Shown in the picture is a horizontal 'S' and an oval.
Then I used the pathfinder tool to create the desired effect, ungrouped the two shapes and used the distort tool to give them more shape.
I then duplicated them and rotated them around until it became this.
With that, I added in the 'coffee beans' to the design.
The back of the business card was done using the same tools and designs. I just copied scaled and duplicated them from the front part of the business card.
And thus this is the front
and this is the back of my business card.
References
Patricia Magni, (n.d.). Business card, coffee. Retrieved 9 April 2013 from http://static6.depositphotos.com/1076802/566/v/950/depositphotos_5667640-Business-Card-Coffee.jpg
Vector-EPS, (n.d.). Coffee business cards. Retrieved 9 April, 2013 from http://www.vector-eps.com/wp-content/gallery/photoshop-coffee-business-cards-design/coffee-shop-business-cards-4.jpg
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