Gallery: Spot-On Business Cards for 16 of Hollywood's Greatest Characters
Illustrations by Invasione Creativa01Collection
Invasione Creativa's cards draw attention to every popular character's best skills. (Expand the gallery to fullscreen for the best experience.)
Illustrations by Invasione Creativa022001: A Space Odyssey
For HAL 9000 from *2001: A Space Odyssey*
Illustrations by Invasione Creativa03Amelie
Amélie from *Amélie*
Illustrations by Invasione Creativa04Batman
Bruce Wayne from Any Batman Movie
Illustrations by Invasione Creativa05Blade-Runner
Rick Deckard from *Blade Runner*
Illustrations by Invasione Creativa06Donnie-Darko
Donnie Darko from *Donnie Darko*
Illustrations by Invasione Creativa07Fantastic-Four
The Fantastic Four
Illustrations by Invasione Creativa08Game-of-Thrones
House Stark from *Game of Thrones*
Illustrations by Invasione Creativa09Harry-Potter
Hogwarts from *Harry Potter*
10Karate-Kid
Mr. Miyagi from *Karate Kid*
11Lord-of-the-Rings
Sauron from *The Lord of the Rings*
Illustrations by Invasione Creativa12Teenage-Mutant-Ninja-Turtles
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Illustrations by Invasione Creativa13The-Matrix
Thomas Anderson from *The Matrix*
Illustrations by Invasione Creativa14The-Shining
Jack Torrance from *The Shining*
Illustrations by Invasione Creativa15Total-Recall
*Total Recall*
Illustrations by Invasione Creativa16The-Big-Lebowski
The Dude from *The Big Lebowski*
Illustrations by Invasione Creativa17Transformers
Optimus Prime from *Transformers*
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