Color isn't always better. So says fellow blogger Jennifer Moline in a guest post on Fuelyourcreativity.com. I agree with Jennifer that a two-color design can be just as engaging, influential and emotional as a full color design. Moreover, a predominantly black-and-white or sepia design with just one splash of an accent color can be really memorable. Here are some links to inspiring black, white and sepia business card, logo, and website designs from around the web. Inspirationfeed.com's 100 Refreshing Black and White Business CardsInspirationfeed.com (Images via Inspirationfeed.com)
Predominantly black-and-white designs let a splash of color really shine.
A spot gloss treatment gives a creative edge to an elegant black-and-white design
Sepia with a splash of color. Rubbish Magazine's collateral designed by by Swedish design studio, Dalston and featured on Graphicdirt.com.
A mod typeface and sepia color palette give this business card a retro feeling.
Logoblog.org asks readers to compare black-and-white and color logos side-by-side.
A pixelated header works with this simple black-and-white website design. Kardoayoub.co.uk featured on Inspirdedology.com.
[...] PsPrint blogger Britt was inspired by fellow PsPrint blogger Jennifer’s guest post “Color Isn’t Always Better” on Fuel Your Creativity. Britt shares some creative business cards, web designs and logos that use a black, white and/or sepia palette with just a splash of color in her post, “Black, White and Sepia Design Inspiration.” [...]
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