Each year I struggle for ideas for our Christmas card, and each year so far, except one, I have "come through" on the last couple of days for an idea. One year I actually did two images at once and had the entire year to relax and smile inwardly knowing I already had one ready for the next December. No so this year.Here is the latest example of the "last days panic" to come up with "something...anything." I have to admit crass copying and copyright violation as this image was taken, in large part, from an image on a Christmas card we received a few years ago. Is that stealing? If so, and if you own the copyright to the original, please contact me and I will remove this image and recall all that are about to be sent out to the legions of friends and family that are waiting with baited breath what I will be sending out this year. Really? Sure.
Meantime, I spent the day on the computer configuring the size that will best fit the card's front; and the what wording will be put on the card stock. It's all ready to go.
ink, watercolor, Arches 140# cold pressed
Terrific. I hope get one from you! Can you tell me, in your experience what the best way of printing cards? Merry Christmas, Jim!
ReplyDeleteLisa
Great card. I don't see a real problem if you aren't selling these. I'm sure it doesn't look the same as the original anyhow.
ReplyDeleteThe colors are rich and saturated. I Love it!
ReplyDeleteVery nice, I love the warm colors!
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful! I like how you kept the manger figures as silhouettes, keeping the emphasis on the star. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteSURE LIKE THE MOOD OF THE CARD--GOOD USE OF COLORS TO DEPICT NIGHT--IT IS REALLY GOOD AND SPECIAL LOOKING
ReplyDeleteJim--
ReplyDeleteThank you for the Christmas card. It turned out well. Hope you and all of your family have a great Christmas.