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Our analog holiday nod to social media—paper in hand is hard to beat.
The holidays can be confusing
The holidays can provide a pleasant collision of traditions.
Holiday diversity
A traditional Christmas favorite for some people is Chinese food. And as for the Chop Suey typeface, well—we’ve written about that.
Holiday hazards
We screen printed this card by hand in four colors.
A Christmas mystery
Another screen print—five colors hand-printed—with the message “A Christmas mystery” printed on the inside. Poor old Frosty!
Letter collage
A collage of letters from dozens of typefaces made for a lovely card.
Scissors and paste
This card was made with cut and torn construction paper and a rubber stamp for the greeting inside. It’s lovely to spend time at the kitchen table working on holiday cards with family.
Air freshener Xmas card
We are in the land of the giant redwoods (Sequoia sempervirens), so we had a different take on rear-view tree air fresheners. We added a few drops of pine oil to each card.
Holiday swatches
We use Pantone® swatches on many projects, so we decided to specify colors in this greeting.
A celebration of kitsch
There’s nothing quite like a Pepto-Bismol® colored Xmas tree.
Two rubber stamps
Our 2009 new year holiday card was made up of two rubber stamps. The registration was tricky, but the effect was simple and bold.
A Caltrans sort of Christmas
We added the red nose to make his identity unambiguous,
More stuff with each new fold
The front of the card had a single red ornament in the lower right corner. The overkill goes on as the card is unfolded—and we didn’t even mention holiday food.
Torn paper greeting cards
Simple wreath cards can be created entirely from torn paper (newspaper ad inserts work great, Target® ads have lots of solid reds) pasted to blank cards which can be purchased at stationary and craft stores. A great way to recycle and create a memorable Xmas card.