Poinsettia, 4.30.18

(This will be part of a new boxed set of cards, all featuring poinsettia. Stay tuned!)
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One more … and I think this is the final boxed set of Christmas/Holiday cards I’ll do.








Yes, another card collection, good for the holidays!








I continue to work on just how to shoot Poinsettia. I had fun with these.
Poinsettia Study #1, 1.2.18

Poinsettia Study #2, 1.2.18

Poinsettia Study #3, 1.2.18

Poinsettia Study #4, 1.2.18

Here’s one that would certainly be a bit different! In case you feel like being different.
Red & Green

Of course if you want something a bit more normal I have a selection of cards and postcards ready to order, or you can choose something else entirely that I have in my collection and I’m happy to print that up for you as well.
For card prices go here.

Other possibilities:
And don’t forget … boxed cards make lovely gifts. You can peruse my collections here, or create your own set.

I am just starting to work on Christmas cards and it occurred to me that some might like Christmas postcards rather than greeting cards with envelopes.
I put a postcard together just now, and I think it works quite well! I have both 5×7 and 4×6 postcards available. (As you can see from the image above I do have a number of possibilities already done, and I will be working on a more soon.)
The first printed image, Ornaments & Agave, is a fave of mine, as it’s a little different than the norm. I will have more traditional images as well, of course.
This is a quick iPhone shot of the actual card:

Here is a screen shot of the back of the postcard:

Do you have your Christmas or holiday cards yet?

These cards are not cheap nor are they cheaply made, but they are special! I carefully print them here after preparing the images. Colors are vibrant and, of course, you won’t find these at your local store so odds are no one will be sending out the same card.
I made this a year ago, on Christmas Eve. At the time I assumed someone would be well out of the picture by now. I was wrong.
Masks, 12.24.15