2014: Sears Seasonal

Our first card. We had no idea that'd we'd keep doing this!

2015: Neon Noel

I got inspired to do this one after seeing a lighting trick where someone pushed light through common window blinds for a cool 80s effect.

2016: Ye Olde Yuletide

My mom was a big help on this one. We shot this in her garage and the skirt I'm wearing is from one of my Oregon Trail ancestors (it was too small for me, hence the wrap around my waist).

2017: Merry Majesty

The golden frame is Photoshopped but the landscape is actually a real backdrop I own.

2018: Holiday Hearts

Believe it or not, these are actually costumes and not Photoshopped onto us. They had a very cool 2D quality to them even in real life.

2019: Ho Ho H'Omens

This is a personal favorite of mine but only about half of our Christmas card list actually "got it". Good Omens is a bit of a deep cut reference I guess but it was worth it.

2020: Harlequin Holidays

This is probably my next favorite after the Good Omens one. This was deceptively difficult to pull off. The posing was surprisingly tricky to get right. Trevor came up with all the copy. Yes, that's his real hair. No, that's not my real hair.

2021: Christmas Rumors

We've actually been sitting on this idea for years but it never felt quite right. Once we got Orson, we knew it was time. This was also incredibly difficult to pose for. Orson's shot was taken separately.