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Two stacked frames of a fluorescent orange business card on black, the front carrying an embossed K monogram and the back a two-tier contact grid.
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Summary
A two-up stationery frame on pure black showing the front and back of an orange business card, where the monogram appears only as a raised impression in the stock.
Visual description
Black fills the frame. Two landscape cards sit centered and stacked with a gap between them, each lit from the upper left so the paper texture and edge shadow read clearly. The upper card is a warm mid-orange carrying the "Kobase" wordmark in black lowercase sans-serif at left of center, its K drawn with a detached angled arm that floats clear of the stem. Across the rest of that card a very large K monogram is rendered only as a blind emboss, visible as soft raised planes and creased fold lines in the paper with no ink at all. The lower card is a slightly hotter orange and holds a text-only layout: top left, "Ryan Tarvin" and "Co-Founder & CEO" in two lines; top right, a phone number and an email address, both flush right. A full-width hairline rule crosses the lower third, and beneath it "Kobase.io" sits at left with "hello@kobase.io" flush right. All type is small, black, and set in the same neutral sans-serif.
Key takeaway
Printing the monogram as a blind emboss instead of ink keeps the front almost empty while making the card a tactile object. On the back, one hairline rule separates the personal details from the shared company details, which is all the structure a contact card needs.
Reuse notes
A good model for studio and founder cards on a single bright uncoated stock. Embossing at this scale needs thick paper and a die, so budget for it. The dark background is a presentation choice, not part of the print, and real contact details are visible, so treat this as reference only.
