Our (mostly) fun holiday cards.
Half letter-sized cards (two cards per sheet) and A4 envelopes.
Felices fiestas
Apparently Jesús is the reason for the season.
Palestine
An appeal for the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund on the reverse.
Merry Christmas &…
We love ampersands—always a pleasure to create and work with.
Twenty-somethings
This card can be re-used until the end of 2028.
Buon natale
Margherita pizza—the perfect holiday slice.
Holiday hazards
Screen printed by hand in four colors.
When it’s icy, make it spicy
Another take on Xmas and a suggestion for a stuffing condiment.
What was in that milk and those cookies?
Have yourself a whacky little Christmas
Wrestling magi
These wise wrestlers know that the “War on Christmas” was fake.
A Caltrans sort of Christmas
The nose makes his identity unambiguous.
Holiday diversity
A traditional Christmas favorite—Chinese food. As for the Chop Suey typeface, well—we’ve written about that.
Merry kitschmas
The elegance of a Pepto-Bismol® colored Xmas tree.
#analog
An analog holiday nod to social media.
Traditionalish
Rudolph the interfaith reindeer knows that holidays are a mix of traditions, old and new.
A Christmas mystery
Screenprinted by hand—five colors—with the message “A Christmas mystery” printed on the inside. Poor Frosty!
Letter collage
A collage of letters from dozens of typefaces.
Scissors and paste
Cut and torn construction paper with a rubber stamp for the greeting inside. It’s lovely to spend time at the kitchen table working on holiday cards.
Air freshener Xmas card
We had a different take on certain rear-view-mirror air fresheners, since we are in the land of the giant redwoods (Sequoia sempervirens). A few drops of pine oil were added for the “freshener” effect.
“Read the back, read the back!”
Each of our designs has an insignia on the reverse, à la “Hi Brows” from American Greetings, and “Signature Series” from that other greeting card giant.
