Christmas card 2005 Image by BarelyFitz Unfortunately this card was somewhat of a flop, as many people had no idea what Christmas special this was from. Can you name it? [Continue]

Bike chain christmas card Image by Richard Masoner / Cyclelicious Bike-themed holiday greeting cards at skeese.com/ [Continue]

Tucker Corporation Christmas Card, 1947 Image by aldenjewell This Tucker Corporation Christmas greeting card is probably from December 1947 as it illustrates the basic design of the Tucker ’48, but it has non-production trim. [Continue]

Christmas card 2004: Elf Massacre Image by BarelyFitz This is the christmas card I’m sending out this year. I took an existing photo of Lauren, created some computer-generated elves in various poses and had a little fun. Click "All Sizes" to get a better view. More of my Christmas cards [Continue]

Christmas card by Mark Mohr Image by .A.A. I work in the executive office at Westar Energy. Each year hundreds of Christmas cards are sent to Westar execs from other execs. A card from the power company in Kansas City, KCP&L, sent my boss a card that has my uncle’s painting on the front! Here’s [Continue]

Christmas cards Image by WordRidden Christmas cards I made for my family and the Clearlefties. [Continue]

Christmas card by CW Faulkner & Co Image by Black Country Museums This card contains a quote attributed to E. Nesbit, author of the children’s book Five Children and It. The message reads ‘To Sam + Sarah with love from Fred + Mary’. [Continue]

Christmas Card Image by stephadamo Could there be a more appropriate Christmas card for me? I think not. [Continue]

Christmas card 2002: North Pole Takeoff Image by BarelyFitz This is the Christmas card I sent out in 2002. I modeled the cats, dog, and human characters in Poser v4, then imported them into Carrara Studio where I added the sleigh, house, trees, and snow. Then I used Adobe Photoshop to add pictures of our [Continue]

Handmade Christmas Card Image by lisabatty First christmas card I’ve made this year! The Christmas tree motif is recycled from last year’s cards. [Continue]