"Puppy Place" billboard for the imaginary business with the words: "Puppy Place Pennsylvania Pet Shop," "(777)-777-777," "PuppyPlace.com," "Exit 67," "Find Your Puppy Today!," and "Puppy Place."

Puppy Place Business Card and Billboard

In my ARTS 223: Typography Lab 1 Fundamentals course at Liberty University Online, some of the parts of one of my projects was to make a business card’s front and back and a billboard. I chose a bright and colorful business card color scheme. I had to include certain types of information on the business card and billboard. I had to make a logo with a letter that could be made to look like an aspect pertaining to the business.  I asked my brother for his help and advice, and he said that I should make a paw print with the “e” in “Place.” It was a great idea! I had two paw prints, one by the “P” in “Puppy,” and the other one as I described, made out of the “e” in “Place.” My professor said to just keep one, so I had just kept the “e” paw print for this version of the design. I am grateful for her help and feedback.

For the billboard, I had to include just a few words. I made the billboard to look similar to the business card. This is not the actual size of a billboard, but this design is smaller.

Front of business card for the imaginary business that says, "Puppy Place Pennsylvania Pet Shop."
"Puppy Place" business card back for the imaginary event with the words: "Puppy Place Pennsylvania Pet Shop," "Caleb Coolman," "Founder, Owner, and CEO," "(777)-777-777," "Caleb@PuppyPlace.com," "PuppyPlace.com," "7777 Puppy Rd. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 77777," "Bring Your New Puppy to Your Place Today!," and "Puppy Place."
"Puppy Place" billboard for the imaginary business with the words: "Puppy Place Pennsylvania Pet Shop," "(777)-777-777," "PuppyPlace.com," "Exit 67," "Find Your Puppy Today!," and "Puppy Place."