Mikey, those colours will look like shit in CMYK.

Nick> The colors I have planned in mind do not accurately display on our RGB monitors. The green will be more brilliant and the orange and the yellow will not be muddy. I have Pantone colors marked for each color here.

But I'm not concerned with that.... its the balance of the elements and the address that's driving me crazy.

I may even make the card double sided and put the address on the other side but I'm not sure yet....

Tell me what you think,

Mikey

PS... I do intend to have the card professionally offset printed if I'm satisfied... for fun or not.

I would make the Erin's name larger and check the kerning especially the apostrophe s. It is reading CUNIC to me, you could kern out the first I and even have it hanging off the R's vertical and adjust the INI kerning so it is equal while tightening the RO. Since you are making things align in AFRO CLINIC you might align the address with that, for example on the vertical of the L. As for the stars a more varied scale could help the movement and try having some come from behind the figure and type. The figure's neck is bothering me as well there is a triangular shape, presumably a collar, that is not working as a silhouette and her right earring looks quite large. Nick's point about the colour is worth bearing in mind because unless you are having that printed in spot colour, I counted 7 (which will be expensive, even if you can find a printer that has the capacity to do that), four colour process doesn't handle purples and oranges that well, I suppose you could go Hexachrome (which will also be expensive).
Tim

Hey,
If its just for fun, you would want to print it in cmyk. I dont think that a printer would print process colours unless its above 1000 units. And with all those colours, it is expencive.
That said, I really like the idea and fonts. I agree with Timid, and maybe have it like:

758 Terrace St
Santee CA,
99960

803-670-9014

Just a suggestion. But it is a good idea to have the address follow the invisible line of the "L". Also you might check that the stars are not geeting in the way of the readability of "erin ferrell's".

Hope it helped, and good luck.

>ER

Thanks for explaining my comment Tim.

Excellent suggestions guys!!! A++ I really appreciate all your thoughts... and yes, I have more to do ;-)