Unique business card design helps actress stand out

Branding and identity: Anne Lessmeister

Anne Lessmeister is an actress who's starred in various theatre and film productions in her hometown of Baden-Baden in Germany. To promote her experience and skills, she recently commissioned design studio Perezramerstorfer (opens in new tab) to develop an new identity to help her stand out from the crowd.

The result was this stunning set of handmade business cards (opens in new tab), which feature various shots of the actress, viewed through a small transparent window in the centre. The beautiful design features only the neccessary information, keeping text to a bare minimum. Perezramerstorfer also developed Lessmesiter's cool new website (opens in new tab), which makes use of the same minimal design and colour palette.

A gorgeous identity, this project proves that sometimes, less is most definitely more.

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