My Christmas card tradition began in the 1980s, when I designed and printed postcards for family, friends, and customers. Those early cards were created with airbrush on paper, with one exception done in ink.
In 2011, the tradition evolved into digital form. I started building the cards from photographs and shaping them in Adobe Photoshop.
By 2024, AI became a creative partner in the process, adding new possibilities.
And in 2025, I moved from Photoshop to Affinity Photo, continuing the blend of craftsmanship and modern tools.
Below is a short video showing how this year’s card came to life.
Some years, inspiration strikes twice — and a Happy New Year card joins the collection.
