Art Christmas Cards

I try to have my cards done for the first of Dec ,only because I send one to England..

I still send out about 30 cards. I used to send out double that, but started making a list of people I receive cards from. If I go two years without receiving one, they are off my list.

2006-12-10 20:05:30 by Ken and Wendy M

Make a pop out christmas card with this easy to follow video with Leona from Artists Resource! See www.artists-resource.co.uk for more information.

hi, i go to a catholic school and my art homework is to design a christmas card based on st catherine of sienna. anyone got any ideas, as i have no idea how she is even related to christmas?!

thanks alot in advance.
btw, sorry if i put this in the wrong category, i didnt know where to put it so i just agreed with what Y!A said.

No worries about the category - you got it right! But - I have to say why did they ask you to do Catherine of Siena? I've never ever seen her on a Chrissy card. However, she has, of course, appeared in hundreds of religious paintings. Why not look at illustrations of her, copy her pose, and add her to a group of people watching the Nativity (the classic Stable scene)? Or you could take her wheel and put tiny Nativity scenes between the spokes.

2009-09-27 11:06:21 by ☻Kαזּïέ☻

Price: $22.95

I would like to design a Christmas photo, and add Santa Hats on my kids heads, add presents in the background but I can not find any clip art to do this in Adobe Photoshop. I just bought the software and it does not offer any thing about clipart to photos, just to slides. Help

Go to CropMom at http://www.cropmom.com.

Register and upload your photos. Click Get Started, and choose either a template or new layout. If you make a layout from scratch, you might want to choose the 5" by 7" size for a greeting card.

Drag and drop your photo onto the canvas .When the photo is selected, you can rotate it, resize it and do some photo editing, such s change it to black and white or sepia tone.

In the lower left side, choose a Kit. Home for the Holidays and Oh What Fun It Is are the Christmas-themed kits. Drag and drop the embellishments and papers onto the canvas. You can change the order by selecting the element or photo and clicking move backward or move forward repeatedly until it is on the layer of your choice.

Add your own text.

Click save. Go to the My CropMom page and open your layout.

Now you can: download the low-resolution, screen-quality layout for free for use on the web or for emailing to friends; you can click share to have the layout e-mailed to a friend; or you can purchase the layout as a high-resolution JPEG that is of high print quality so you can print it at home or have it printed by a photofinisher.

2008-12-19 16:32:28 by Charlie

Price: $40.00

to do it as a hobby

try ebay, or amazon.co.uk, both are good sources for finding this sort of thing.

2006-11-25 08:27:51 by winterwinds

How to Celebrate Christmas without spending Single Money ? I have gingerbread decoration , one Christmas card , Candy And Christmas Tree Art that I draw........I am 12 years old........I am Celebrating Christmas lonely with my friends........................................................I have Christmas cap........................Please help me........................

What about taking a walk around town and check out the lights and listen to what your friends like. Maybe there is some hot chocolate you can make when you are done? Make some tree art for people and give them that. I'm an old lady and love getting homemade art from children/teens.

How about you and your friends go to a nursing home and cheer up some of the residents. Play some games at an orphanage (or children's hospital if they will let you.)

Animals need love to. How about a visit to a local shelter and pet or play with the animals.

You could ask for donations around your neighborhood for either a homeless shelter, Red Cross or animal shelter.

Merry Christmas to you and your friends. Don't forget to wear your cap!

2008-12-13 05:00:42 by Teddy Bear