Case study · Business cards · Bram Tihany
Bram Tihany — business cards
An architect's card. The monogram is relief, not print; the name is quiet.

Two rules
- 01Multi-level emboss on 48pt. 48pt triple-thick cotton, sculpted brass die, two levels set shallow enough that the reverse stays flat.
- 02Grey type, no black. A cool grey letterpress at small size, set well away from the monogram so the relief owns the top half.
The brief
Business card 3.5×2 in on 48pt triple-thick bright white cotton: an architectural "T" monogram built from two rectangles, multi-level blind embossed, no ink; "BRAM TIHANY" in a light grotesque, grey letterpress, small, bottom-left; back blank.


Start from these materials
Same paper, foil and finish, locked in — nothing of Bram Tihany's artwork comes with it.
Questions
- What is the Bram Tihany business cards printed on?
- 48pt triple-thick white cotton, Multi-level blind emboss, Grey letterpress. Every line of that spec is what actually ran, not a proposal.
- Why multi-level emboss on 48pt?
- A multi-level die needs caliper. On anything under 40pt the second level punches through to the back. 48pt triple-thick cotton, sculpted brass die, two levels set shallow enough that the reverse stays flat.
- Can Print Peppermint print this specification again?
- Yes. The materials on this page are live registry items, and the Studio link opens with the same paper, foil and finish locked in for your own artwork.



