The Luxe Project
Great designs for great causes
This month's designs: Your Work is a Gift
Designer James Victore uses his characteristic Cooper Black font to make bold statements about ‘living your life on your own terms.’ Though they relate strongly to working in a creative field, many of the amusingly provocative comments can be applied to any career. Striking colorways add extra punch, making his messages hard to ignore (and who would want to?).
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Bold statements make for a bold card in these bright, type-led designs from James Victore. His ‘prescriptions for life’ are sure to leave an impression on whomever you meet!
Bold statements make for a bold card in these bright, type-led designs from James Victore. His ‘prescriptions for life’ are sure to leave an impression on whomever you meet!
Bold statements make for a bold card in these bright, type-led designs from James Victore. His ‘prescriptions for life’ are sure to leave an impression on whomever you meet!
This month's designer: James Victore
James Victore is an author, speaker, artist and firestarter who teaches creatives how to make the most of their individual gifts in order to achieve personal greatness. At the helm of his independently run design studio, James continually strives to make work that is sexy, strong and memorable; work that toes the line between the sacred and the profane. In 2010, his work was published in a book entitled Victore or, Who Died and Made You Boss? James currently lives, loves and works in Brooklyn.
This month's charity: The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research
Proceeds from this month’s Luxe project will be donated to The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research, an organization dedicated to finding a cure for Parkinson’s disease and to ensuring the development of improved therapies for those living with Parkinson’s today. The “100% patient-focused” foundation launched in 2000, and has been aggressively funding research and advancement ever since, raising over $450 million in that time. The organization has only one definition of success – scientific solutions that produce tangible improvements in patients’ lives.
Find out more about The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research
Luxe - beyond first impressions
Compared to most ordinary digitally printed cards, Luxe are the gold standard of paper quality at 600gsm/32pt, everyone who receives one will experience a quality and weight like no other card.
Luxe, available as Business Cards, MiniCards, and Postcards, was designed by our Product Designer Paul Thorogood to be the ultimate conversation starter. With that in mind, we invented a technology called Quadplex, (entirely unique to MOO) so that Luxe cards could look as spectacular as they feel.
Previous Luxe Project designers
Have a look at some of the other designs from The Luxe Project
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Denise Fiedler October 2014
Vintage newspapers, book pages and math notecards get a second life in these fashion-centric collages outlining women’s wardrobe staples.
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Debbie Millman July 2014
Charcoal, collage, handmade type and more come together in this playful mixed media set of cards. Craft your own visual essay by using the array of designs or pick a favorite to pass along to a new contact.
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Jessica Hische May 2014
The Daily Drop Cap is a classy, high-end aesthetic with a warm approachability and easy to personalize – just choose an initial that’s meaningful to you.
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John Bielenberg March 2014
John Bielenberg appreciates inventiveness practically anywhere. Inspired by bicycle aesthetics, John came up with a new type of idea-producing creative game – using Business Cards!
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Stefan Bucher February 2014
Love Cells show a microscopic view of love in the form of cells. Some Postcards have more hearts than others, so you can pick the level of understatement or exuberance.
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UnderConsideration December 2013
Spread the festive cheer with Holiday Kaleidoscope’s flurry of geometric, snowflake-inspired designs. Each Postcard is as vibrant and lovely as the season itself.
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Marian Bantjes October 2013
Hand made and delicately rendered onto striking Luxe paper, these Business Cards are a real conversation starter. Plus, use the details side to fill in your information.
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Arianna Orland August 2013
These 'Paper Jam' Business Card designs are an adaption of hand printed posters designed by Arianna Orland, featuring phrases inspired by popular songs.
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HOW and PRINT June 2013
PRINT’s Letter Love shares their love of letters with a series of energetic and colorful Business Card designs. Order the entire alphabet, spell a word or choose your monogram to customize your pack.
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KidYeah! April 2013
Small talk isn't easy - especially for a first meeting. So let your Business Cards leave a lasting impression for you. Hand over a friendly message – rendered in a cheery typeface – and you won’t have to say a word.
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Sagmeister & Walsh March 2013
There’s a Business Card message for everyone you meet with these fun, cheeky – and sometimes rude – Business Cards. But you can’t edit these – so they’re not for the faint-hearted!
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MOO Designers January 2013
Vibrant ink dropped into water and photographed. It’s such a simple idea and yet creates such incredibly striking results. These Business Cards are unforgettable– with your initials in the center.
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Brian Flynn November 2012
Inspired by his best-selling poster "Haunted House", Brian Flynn takes us inside to explore the interior. The patterns on these ghostly Business Cards are his interpretation of the haunted house's custom wallpapers.
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Helen Friel October 2012
Inspired by Oliver Byrne's version of Euclid's Elements, these Business Card designs are a modern interpretation. She uses her expertise to turn the grandfather of mathematics’ working into beautiful diagrams.
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Sean Adams July 2012
Inspired by the sculpture of Harry Bertoia, and the colour palettes of Saul Bass, these Business Cards are all joy and delight. Hand one to a prospective client, and hopefully you’ll make them smile as well as want to work with you.
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Katie Barcelona May 2012
Katie’s pack was inspired by a lifelong passion for travel (which in turn was inspired by a lifelong desire to escape her small town roots.) She stumbled upon a box of vintage cigarette papers in a flea market in Barcelona – and here these Business Cards are!
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Dan Rubin April 2012
Dan’s pack of Business Cards were inspired by a pet project he’s been working on – etching his personal collection of vintage film cameras. A lover of photography, film and product design, he jumped at the chance to explore the many sides of a camera.
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Michael Osborne February 2012
The Golden Age of Hollywood finds its home on Luxe paper, thanks to award winning designer Michael Osborne. He uses classic poses from some of the silver screen’s most iconic faces to create a pack of stunning Business Cards.