Each year we fight hard to free up time at the end of November to dust off the Gocco machine and hammer out a pile of cards for all the good people on our list. I’ve been away from the nest since 1993 and there’s always something a little sad about being far away from home during the Holi-daze season. Making a mountain of cards and firing them off always take my mind off the miles.

A couple years back I came to my senses and declared, “Home for the Holi-daze, or else.” So I do my best to get back to Michigan to parent’s Christmas castle.

Gocco print. 2-color front, 1-color back. “All for nothing color spectrum/split-fountain” Gocco technique on front. 4.25 x 5.5, folded. Somewhat Limited Edition of 300.

2007 Annual Holi-daze Card “back”

Gocco print. 3-color front, 1-color back with “red” Sharpie, 2-color inside with “red” Sharpie and “red” Gary paw ink. 4.25 x 5.5, folded. Somewhat Limited Edition of 200. Tyler Stout illustration.

2006 Annual Holi-daze Card “back”
2006 Annual Holi-daze Card “inside”

Gocco print. 4-color front, 1-color back. 4.25 x 5.5. Somewhat Limited Edition of 200. 2-color envelope front. 2-color envelope back.

2006 Annual Holi-daze Card “back”
2006 Annual Holi-daze Card Envelope “front”
2006 Annual Holi-daze Card Envelope “back”

Gocco print. 3-color front, 1-color back. 4.25 x 5.5. Somewhat Limited Edition of 200.

2004 Annual Holi-daze Card “back”

E-mail offering. Sent out a mountain of the things using the internet. Bah Hum Bug.

E-mail offering. Sent out a mountain of the things using the internet. Let it rain.