this is really cute! for me, though, it's too light-on-light and is difficult for me to read, so maybe tweak the colors a little bit or consider adding a bit of background color behind the text?

Okay!! I got that twice for the light colors, so I'll def darken them a bit!!

UMM I THINK IT MIGHT BE TOO FUCKING CUTE

SCREAMS NEVER ENOUG HCUTE!

On the subject of lightness if you have to darken one area of color it should be your links/contact info so that those stand out the most

Got it<3

My god... Here's a challenge make something not cute. yeah I SAID IT MAKE SOMETHING NOT CUTE CAUSE ALL YOU DO IS MAKE THE CUTEST FAKING STUFF ; u ; i wish i had your talent <3 this looks great!

I like the logo, and the colors go very well together.
I used to be a graphic artist, so this is my area. Make sure you designed it in CMYK, not RGB. Printing is done in CMYK, and it will look different than it does on screen. You can get color swatches to see how the CMYK values will actually look when they're printed. Or you can just wing it and do some test prints. You also want to work at a high dpi. 300 should be good. Any lower and it might end up a bit pixellated. Of course, don't just blow up/stretch images up to that if you drew them at 72dpi (default digital size) or it's basically the same thing and won't look good on paper.

Super cute. :)

That being said, I agree that the text is a bit too light on the white BG—a few shades darker would probably help. I'd also move all the text up a little. That leaf is basically top-aligned with the ear; I think it'd look more organic and less cramped if you scooted all the text up some.

Also, like Sathirran said, if you're printing, work in CMYK and use big fat juicy dpi. :)

Also also, mind the bleed.

I was going to mention the text being too light, but I figured the point was moot considering it won't look the same in print. There isn't an accurate way to judge it on a monitor

Adorable!

VistaPrint is always a really good choice for business cards. My parents have used them before, and the cards were always super nice.

I would say, design wise, that a simple patterned background would work the best to make everything pop just a bit more. Like, gentle stripes or polka-dots or something like that.

My name is Amby and I approve this message >u<

Lol jk~ but on a serious note, I love this. I think it's adorable, precious, and all around, it's you.
I agree that the colors of the text on a white background are a bit washed out and hard to read, but you could maybe line the words in darker shades of the same color? Or put some shadow behind them? It's completely up to you, but when you get these made...

I want one. * q *

I like it a lots, though like many others, I do say that some of the text is kinda hard to read, but overall, I like how there's a really good example of what you do on the card itself. Helps show the audience what they're getting into.

Also, this needs more cute. > u <

Blue Skiddoo We Can Too! *jumps in the card*

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I think it's a little light, so maybe you could bubble the letters on a darker bg? or bubble joei as well as the name and contact info? that'd make it less harsh c: but other than that cute!