I would never miss an opportunity to print a business card. Yesterday my new ACL cards were delivered and I could not resist the urge to share them with you. The cards feature the new ACL logo and give hint to the pending site redesign. Mr. Benjamin Ferencz over at The Design Cooperative took care of the creative and everything turned out amazing. Thanks Ben! I’m sure Tim Bryce and Van Patten would prefer my card to Bateman’s.
Comments: 20 
Ryan Willms
on Aug 7th, 2008
@ 5:04 PM:
Best scene ever. Nice cards Michael
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Turling
on Aug 7th, 2008
@ 7:11 PM:
Perhaps, it can be found somewhere else on the blog, I haven’t looked; however, do you want your phone number posted?
Turling
on Aug 7th, 2008
@ 7:13 PM:
Well, had I dug a little further, I would have seen that you have various pieces of contact information throughout. I guess I answered my own question.
c.a.
on Aug 7th, 2008
@ 7:42 PM:
nice. would like to see those ACL bullet pencils happen too!
drinkinanddronin
on Aug 7th, 2008
@ 8:57 PM:
Looking forward to the re-vamp! It also must be a very exciting time for you I’m sure. Loving the American Psycho clip as well. Fantastic film.
Michael Williams
on Aug 7th, 2008
@ 11:16 PM:
Turling,
Feel free to call me, operators are standing by…
Regards,
ACL
pit
on Aug 7th, 2008
@ 11:27 PM:
Nice card. No watermark?
Is Material Review going to get a revamp as well? Great job on both blogs.
redington
on Aug 7th, 2008
@ 11:31 PM:
Glad to see you went with engraving. ACL would have lost a lot of street cred had I seen thermography all up in there.
paul
on Aug 8th, 2008
@ 12:02 AM:
Since you’re posting your card I figure I’m at liberty to be critical. I wish the “New York” in your new logotype wasn’t upside down. Also, don’t you find those lining figures a bit brutish in an otherwise lowercase line?
More importantly, great blog.
Michael Williams
on Aug 8th, 2008
@ 12:05 AM:
No, I like my lining figures to be extremely brutish! Kidding. Thanks for the feedback.
ACL
Fritz
on Aug 8th, 2008
@ 1:01 AM:
i think i like the New York upside down. maybe it’s too obvious the other way. maybe it’s part of the continuous concept. And as far as the lining figures, i like the all caps. it’s a bit modern. just my humble opinion.
Hollister Hovey
on Aug 8th, 2008
@ 9:29 AM:
Even Paul Allen would be sweatin’…
Sam Jacobs
on Aug 8th, 2008
@ 9:29 AM:
That’s badass…the card, that is. Ok, that scene is pretty badass too.
Cory
on Aug 8th, 2008
@ 11:34 AM:
Those are sweet, sir. Now the real question is, in what case does a dapper guy like Mr. Williams carry such a natty card?
joanna goddard
on Aug 8th, 2008
@ 1:37 PM:
lovely cards. they seem to suit you so well.
Michael Williams
on Aug 8th, 2008
@ 4:26 PM:
Cory — Thanks for the good words! I have been using a PostalCo card holder that I bought at South Willard on my last trip to LA. I’ll post a photo…
Robert Vallejos
on Aug 8th, 2008
@ 7:24 PM:
Nice choice–PostalCo is great, same goes for South Willard.
Thom
on Aug 11th, 2008
@ 1:59 PM:
Phwor as the Brits would say. Lovely bit of design that.
robert palmer
on Aug 14th, 2008
@ 3:13 AM:
is that bone?
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