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DIY business card displays your info via persistance of vision, fails to provoke Patrick Bateman (video)

Still fancy the age-old business card and revel in outrageous DIY projects that will or won’t make you look foolish? Continue on then, dear reader. The peeps over at Instructables have provided a lengthy and seemingly difficult set of directions on easy methods to craft a persistence of vision business card. POV allows your eyes to determine text or images generated by light waving from side to side — in other words, your name is displayed by swinging your arm in an enormous circle. In the event you’re cool with this, hit the source link, build your personal and make sure you tell us what percentage contacts you’re making.

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