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Each year we design a Christmas greetings card
for distribution to our clients, suppliers, friends and
kindred spirits. Here are some of our favourites.

 

A simple litho printed play
on words using the traditional
Christmas colour palette was
contrasted years later by a
complex puzzle of images in
a digital format.

A carefully hoarded knitted
favourite evoked childhood
memories while kitsch salt and pepper shakers found in a local cut-price store provided suitably
cheerful imagery.

Philately enthusiasts at the
local stamp dealer transformed
a sketchy idea into reality with
their encyclopaedic knowledge
of postage stamps.

Local pub signs provided
llustrations of elements of the
Christmas story, while an ink
reference swatch added colour
to Thomas Bewick's two
hundred year old Robin
Redbreast woodcut.

Bewick's reindeer image was
litho printed in single colour
for economy. Self-adhesive
stationer's highlighter dots
identified the distinctly
lugubrious subject as Rudolph
himself ...

A visit to Kew Gardens with
camera provided material for
a holly themed card, while mistletoe played its part in a
Christmas rebus.
 

An exuberant ampersand
formed part of both message
and illustration.

A charming, but anonymous,
woodcut led to the wider
theme of Chistmas bells –
church, decorative, and self
indulgent ...

The London Olympics of 2012
suggested its own imagery.
 

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