Hilariously unique business cards

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Am sorry, i know its the weekend and am not suppose to post anything about the dreadful week, but i saw these online and i feel i have to share this:

1. The business card of Bentply, a London modernist furniture store, turns into a modernist chair.

The business card of Bentply, a London modernist furniture store, turns into a modernist chair.

Via psfk.com
see more after the cut...

2. Canadian landscaper’s business card is die-cut astroturf. Damn, that’s good.

Canadian landscaper's business card is die-cut astroturf. Damn, that's good.
Via adsoftheworld.com

3. Acupuncturist Steve Li recycles old business cards and laser perforates his details into them. Great idea.

Acupuncturist Steve Li recycles old business cards and laser perforates his details into them. Great idea.
Via blog.guerrillacomm.com

4. A Swedish secondhand shop. Nothing cheaper, or better.

A Swedish secondhand shop . Nothing cheaper, or better.
Via adsoftheworld.com

5. Ladies and Gentlemen…

Ladies and Gentlemen...
Via facebook.com

6. Minnesota-based photographer Lars Swanson rubber-stamps his 35mm slides to create unique business cards.

Minnesota-based photographer Lars Swanson rubber-stamps his 35mm slides to create unique business cards.
Via petapixel.com

7. Hilarious.

Hilarious.
Via trevorthered.tumblr.com

8. South Korean optician’s self-eye test busness card. Great thinking.

South Korean optician's self-eye test busness card. Great thinking.
Via adsoftheworld.com
Ad agency: Black Pearl Creative, Seoul.

9. Brazilian audio studio. Die-cut, with a piece of tape for the name.

Brazilian audio studio. Die-cut, with a piece of tape for the name.
Via adsoftheworld.com

10. Canadian bike shop’s business cards are tire patches.

Canadian bike shop's business cards are tire patches.
Via adsoftheworld.com
Ad agency: Rethink.

11. Belgian architectural firm.

Belgian architectural firm.
Via adsoftheworld.com

12. Credit Counseling Society, a Canadian nonprofit.

Credit Counseling Society, a Canadian nonprofit.
Via adsoftheworld.com
Ad agency: Rethink.

13. Bangkok tourist bus service’s business cards mimic tear-off bus tickets.

Bangkok tourist bus service's business cards mimic tear-off bus tickets.
Via adsoftheworld.com

14. Model plane shop’s business card. Via Canada.

Model plane shop's business card. Via Canada.
Via adsoftheworld.com
Ad agency: Rethink.

15. Web developer, via India.

Web developer, via India.
Via adsoftheworld.com

16. Frame shop in Moldova.

Frame shop in Moldova.
Via adsoftheworld.com

17. Personalized shoelaces for the salespeople at a Brazilian Adidas store.

Personalized shoelaces for the salespeople at a Brazilian Adidas store.
Via adsoftheworld.com

18. Dutch headhunter’s edible buisness card. Hilarious.

Dutch headhunter's edible buisness card. Hilarious.
Via adsoftheworld.com

19. Vancouver baby store’s business cards have foam bumpers.

Vancouver baby store's business cards have foam bumpers.
Via adsoftheworld.com
Ad agency: Rethink.

20. Brazilian makeup artist can turn any napkin into a business card.

Brazilian makeup artist can turn any napkin into a business card. 

Via adsoftheworld.com

1. Psychologist (If only it were this easy)

Psychologist (If only it were this easy)
Via adme.ru

2. DJ.

DJ.
Via adme.ru

3. Debt Recovery Agent. Ouch.

Debt Recovery Agent. Ouch.
Via adme.ru

4. App Developer.

App Developer.
Via adme.ru

Source: BuzzFeed

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