Been playing around with the card editor. Thought I might plaster a new set of cards all over the area. This is the front and back of the same card.

Need to go back into the editor and do some more editing, spotted a typo.

I think it's probably the best card I've seen.

looks good , i take it from your post you do your own ? if so what editor, I pay to have mine done .

First impression as I opened your post and saw the bees and the bright lettering, very good. Easy to get the information. Good job. Simple and informative. On the back side. What is this NWCOA stuff. Most folks will not know what all those big letters stand for. To much for simple folks.

Past member....and former member? Does not add any value. People are going to think...did you get kicked out? Do you no longer qualify? Besides, it will look better with the extra room.

I have to disagree with Dave and Big Skunk. Two days ago I was handed a business card by a new car salesman and received another in the mail. I can tell you the guys first name and the company he works for. He could have written that he is a convicted serial killer on his card for all I know. People don't read cards thoroughly. The stick them in their pocket and you hope they will find them again if they need to call you.

lol...While I tend to agree, it's possible Warrior has a reason for adding that info.

Other than that, the design and execution get a solid 'A'. You certainly do have good design sense.

I'm more pleased with the front than I am of the back. Just don't have a good killed with bees photo. The kilt with bees is a gimmick as I know better but yes I have done cut outs and trap outs kilted. If anything just goes to my level of experience and comfort with the bees.
I always do both front and back of my cards as I'm a firm believer in using every opportunity and space to carry the message.

Paul...your right. But, people will give it 2 seconds to read it. It's too wordy on the back.,.and it all run together.

I use 123 print for my cards. They have a large selection of stock templates that you can edit and add text to in their online editor or you can upload your own photos and photo editor creations.

Good design and spoof on the "got milk?" ad. However, I noticed the "past member NWCOA" phrase and immediately (before reading the replies) wondered what that means. Here's why that listing is spurious:
-"NWCOA" - the acronym - unfortunately probably means nothing to John Q Public. You'd have to spell out the name. If you were a physician, "AMA" has recognition to a significant portion of society, but if you were a pro motorcyclist "AMA" means American Motorcyclist Association.
-being a past member means nothing. It's like saying you used to attend First Baptist Church.
It's hard to envision how busy/crowded the card would look in actual size. But be sure that everything on the card means something to everyone.

You're right on that the back is just filler material. I think I'll get a better picture and drop the irrelevant material. The first three are the main points.