Omnisea business card set in two-by-two grid

Omnisea business card set in two-by-two grid, minimal, dark-mode, dark

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Four Omnisea business cards arranged in a 2x2 grid on black, alternating deep magenta gradient faces with off-white information sides.

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Summary

A stationery mockup showing both faces of the Omnisea business card twice over, laid out as a checkerboard of dark gradient wordmark sides and pale information sides.

Visual description

Four landscape cards sit in a two-by-two grid on a black background with a thin black gutter between them. The top-left and bottom-right cards are the brand side: a deep plum to crimson gradient field with large soft elliptical shapes ghosted into it, and "Omnisea" reversed out in white geometric sans-serif, centred on one and set slightly right on the other. The top-right and bottom-left cards are the information side on warm off-white: the pink gradient ring mark in the top-left corner, "Omnichain NFT Launchpad" right-aligned in two lines opposite it, then the name "Maciej Czypek" in medium weight with "CEO and Founder" beneath in a lighter weight, and a baseline row carrying "www.omnisea.org" on the left and "hello@omnisea.org" on the right. Each card has a subtle paper curl and drop shadow along one edge, and the diagonal pairing means the two faces alternate as you read across.

Key takeaway

The checkerboard arrangement shows front and back twice without a caption or a flat-lay, and the diagonal repetition makes the colour contrast between the two sides do the explaining. Anchoring contact details to the top and bottom edges leaves a wide empty band that keeps a dense card feeling calm.

Reuse notes

A clean template for presenting any two-sided card in a case study or identity deck. Works best when the two faces differ sharply in value, as here; two pale sides would flatten the grid. The information side is text-heavy, so it needs a typeface that stays legible at small sizes.

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