Posts Tagged: custom Christmas cards
Have you thought about your holiday cards for this year?
As November is now here, most of us will be figuring out what to do for our holiday card mailings this year. Every year, I create our family’s Christmas card by painting a favorite winter scene, which means that everyone on our list receives a little piece of custom artwork. I’d be happy to help you do the same thing for your cards!
Time to order your holiday cards! →
Have you thought about your holiday cards for this year?
As November is now here, most of us will be figuring out what to do for our holiday card mailings this year. Every year, I create our family’s Christmas card by painting a favorite winter scene, which means that everyone on our list receives a little piece of custom artwork. I’d be happy to help you do the same thing for your cards!
Time to order your holiday cards! →
“The Christmas Living Room” (the 2010 Pittam Christmas card)
A warm fire… a cozy living room… a cold, wintery night outside… these all evoke the feeling of the holidays! Which is the essence that I wanted to convey with this painting.
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“The Christmas Living Room” (the 2010 Pittam Christmas card)
A warm fire… a cozy living room… a cold, wintery night outside… these all evoke the feeling of the holidays! Which is the essence that I wanted to convey with this painting.
More about the 2010 Pittam Christmas card →
“Through the Aspens” in the Colorado Rocky Mountains (the 2009 Pittam Christmas card)
I find that one of the most beautiful characteristics of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado are the Quaking Aspens. Their flaky bark affords an impressionist approach to capturing the trees…
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“Through the Aspens” in the Colorado Rocky Mountains (the 2009 Pittam Christmas card)
I find that one of the most beautiful characteristics of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado are the Quaking Aspens. Their flaky bark affords an impressionist approach to capturing the trees…
Red Amaryllis in Bloom (the 2000 Pittam Christmas card)
Always a Christmas favorite, these amaryllis were grown from bulbs from our mother/ mother-in-law’s garden in Florida…
Red Amaryllis in Bloom (the 2000 Pittam Christmas card)
Always a Christmas favorite, these amaryllis were grown from bulbs from our mother/ mother-in-law’s garden in Florida…
The Boathouse at Shiplake College in winter (the 1994 Pittam Christmas card)
On the quiet backwaters of the River Thames lies a classic boathouse, used by the Shiplake College Rowing Club. The private college is just downriver from Henley-on-Thames, the subject of the 1993 Pittam Christmas card…
The Boathouse at Shiplake College in winter (the 1994 Pittam Christmas card)
On the quiet backwaters of the River Thames lies a classic boathouse, used by the Shiplake College Rowing Club. The private college is just downriver from Henley-on-Thames, the subject of the 1993 Pittam Christmas card…
Henley-on-Thames winter scene on the water (the 1993 Pittam Christmas card)
Just upriver from Reading and about forty miles due west of London, England lies Henley-on-Thames. The River Thames is the home of the Henley Regatta…
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Henley-on-Thames winter scene on the water (the 1993 Pittam Christmas card)
Just upriver from Reading and about forty miles due west of London, England lies Henley-on-Thames. The River Thames is the home of the Henley Regatta…
The Single Red Present (the 1983 Pittam Christmas card)
For our 1983 Christmas card, I played around with a little trompe-l’oeil. I illustrated a single red present with wrapping paper packed full of holiday icons…
The Single Red Present (the 1983 Pittam Christmas card)
For our 1983 Christmas card, I played around with a little trompe-l’oeil. I illustrated a single red present with wrapping paper packed full of holiday icons…
Thinking outside the box…wood! (the 1982 Pittam Christmas card)
Many people tell me that they love to collect my greeting cards each year! So, I started adding in the year as a part of the signature to help with the chronological order. For the 1982 card, I put the last pen stroke to paper and realized that I had forgotten the date…
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Thinking outside the box…wood! (the 1982 Pittam Christmas card)
Many people tell me that they love to collect my greeting cards each year! So, I started adding in the year as a part of the signature to help with the chronological order. For the 1982 card, I put the last pen stroke to paper and realized that I had forgotten the date…
The Old Homestead (the 1977 Pittam Christmas card)
We were so excited about the first house of our own that I drew out this pen and ink illustration for our 1977 Christmas card. The house was 900 square feet when we bought it…
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The Old Homestead (the 1977 Pittam Christmas card)
We were so excited about the first house of our own that I drew out this pen and ink illustration for our 1977 Christmas card. The house was 900 square feet when we bought it…
A playful building illustration (the 1975 Pittam Christmas card)
Many years ago, I started a holiday tradition by hand-illustrating the Christmas card for my wife Linda and I to mail to family and friends. Below is the 1975 card – a pen and ink illustration of a leaning brick building.
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A playful building illustration (the 1975 Pittam Christmas card)
Many years ago, I started a holiday tradition by hand-illustrating the Christmas card for my wife Linda and I to mail to family and friends. Below is the 1975 card – a pen and ink illustration of a leaning brick building.
An artist's inspired mind: behind the canvas with Atlanta artist Rod Pittam 