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		<title>New business Cards for Chinese Medicine practice</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Business cards for my Chinese Medicine practice are also done!
The approach I took for this card is a clean, elegant and professional design that is subtly playful, distinct and meaningful. I wanted something that represents who I am and what I do without being too cliche. A blend of modern and traditional, east and west, [...]]]></description>
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<p>Business cards for my Chinese Medicine practice are also done!</p>
<p>The approach I took for this card is a clean, elegant and professional design that is subtly playful, distinct and meaningful. I wanted something that represents who I am and what I do without being too cliche. A blend of modern and traditional, east and west, professional and fun.</p>
<p>I chose to use the silhouette of a bonsai tree for several reasons. Trees and the color green represent the Wood element. In Chinese medicine, the Wood element represents passion, strength, growth, focus and expansion. Trees are sturdy and resilient. They provide protection and shade for those who choose to shelter underneath it.</p>
<p>The subtle hand drawn concentric circles underneath add a hint of fire to the design. The Fire element in Chinese medicine represents illumination, fun, love, and joy. Like the sun&#8217;s rays, these circles provide subtle energy for the tree to grow strong and healthy.</p>
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