T-Mobile's launch of the first Garmin-built Android™ device encouraged us to revert to a time when excitement about travel was as pure and real as the families of that same era. Everything from the illustration style to the colors and texture to the tone of voice was influenced by 1950s America.
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Like our cards, Pitchfork’s card eliminates the excessive waste created by most companies that buy hundreds of often unused cards for new employees by default.
The front of the card takes is printed as a shell, containing a set of dotted lines and the company logo. The back showcases one of 4 images.
Each employee is given an inexpensive stamp containing their name, title, and contact information. Certain employees — in sales, for instance — can pre-stamp a pile of cards they can access on the fly. Others, who rarely give out cards, can stamp only a few to have just in case. Both can make new cards as needed.
The shells remain in an open-to-use stack for everyone's use. When the pile runs out, we will reprint the shell cards.
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Merrick
CEO, Chief Creative Officer
Kim Shafer
Creative Director
Bill Galusha
Producer
Currey Dorris
COO
Jake Elliott
Senior Developer
Josh Kenyon
Lead Creative
Colby Nichols
Senior Creative
Daran Redenbaugh
Senior Creative
Sharon Stotler
Account Supervisor
Paul Anders
Senior Creative