Yesterday, my suki went back to me. He wanted me to print him 100 pieces of calling cards. Because he is a suki, I gave him a discounted price. This is the third time he went back to my printing shop here in Cavite for his CALLING CARD needs.
Well, this time he wanted it to be cute. He wanted an Android Theme. That's a good choice for a cellphone technician.
Here's the step on how to personalize a calling card:
Step 1: Search for the image you like. You can use Google image or other image search engine. For my suki, here's one that I got:
Step 2: Go to your Adobe Photoshop. Choose to have a custom preset of 2.25 inches width and 3.5 inches height. This is the standard template size for calling cards.
Step 3: Drag the image to your chosen image size.
Step 4: Now choose the font that will fit the design.
Step 5: Make sure that you type in the details correctly. Make use of your creativity in designing your template.
MY FINAL LAYOUT:
THE PRINT SETTINGS:
So because I need to print 100 pieces of this calling card, I need to use an A4 image size to drag and display at least 10 copy of this image. Like this one:
Now You're Ready To Print!
If you are using Epson ME1100 printer, follow this settings:
I prefer to use QUAFF for calling card papers. It's affordable yet quality matte papers.
MY FINISHED PRODUCT:
It's easy to make calling cards and indeed a good business for everyone. You just need a reliable printer ( EPSON ME1100 CISS Converted), matte papers ( QUAFF), paper cutter, and your creativity. You can earn lots of money with this type of digital printing business.
For those who would want me to personalize their calling cards. You can visit my hub here in Imus City or contact me now for inquiries:
Personalized Calling Cards
CAVITE AND SHIPPING NATIONWIDE
Monster Prints DTI Registered
Located at 485 Bucandala Imus City, Cavite
Contact Number: 09052064765
Well, this time he wanted it to be cute. He wanted an Android Theme. That's a good choice for a cellphone technician.
Here's the step on how to personalize a calling card:
Step 1: Search for the image you like. You can use Google image or other image search engine. For my suki, here's one that I got:
Step 2: Go to your Adobe Photoshop. Choose to have a custom preset of 2.25 inches width and 3.5 inches height. This is the standard template size for calling cards.
Step 3: Drag the image to your chosen image size.
Step 4: Now choose the font that will fit the design.
Step 5: Make sure that you type in the details correctly. Make use of your creativity in designing your template.
MY FINAL LAYOUT:
THE PRINT SETTINGS:
So because I need to print 100 pieces of this calling card, I need to use an A4 image size to drag and display at least 10 copy of this image. Like this one:
Now You're Ready To Print!
If you are using Epson ME1100 printer, follow this settings:
- In the print preview, tick on the box: Scale to Fit
- In the print properties advanced settings; choose Epson Matte Normal and a4 size Portrait
Recommended Paper:
I prefer to use QUAFF for calling card papers. It's affordable yet quality matte papers.
MY FINISHED PRODUCT:
It's easy to make calling cards and indeed a good business for everyone. You just need a reliable printer ( EPSON ME1100 CISS Converted), matte papers ( QUAFF), paper cutter, and your creativity. You can earn lots of money with this type of digital printing business.
For those who would want me to personalize their calling cards. You can visit my hub here in Imus City or contact me now for inquiries:
Personalized Calling Cards
CAVITE AND SHIPPING NATIONWIDE
Monster Prints DTI Registered
Located at 485 Bucandala Imus City, Cavite
Contact Number: 09052064765
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