INFO & PRICES | illustrated christmas cards

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Would you like to send something special to your loved ones this Christmas? 
A unique and atmospheric illustrated portrait of you, your family and/or pets, in a cute Christmas setting,
will warm you up when it's cold outside.

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What does it cost?

The illustration itself:  € 65,- *
This price includes:
- The hours I put into it (sketching, coloring, sending pictures for feedback, editing)
- The materials I use (Faber-Castell Polychromos, Derwent Inktense, watercolor, acrylics, ink)
- The paper I use (200 g/m² - 120 lb - Canson)
- Taxes 
* This price does not include the original artwork, but a digitalized version in high resolution.

If you would like to receive the original artwork (physical on paper), it costs an additional € 20,-
If you like to order 25 cards (A5 - 300 g) with the illustration, it costs an additional € 35,-

For example, if you'd like to receive the original artwork as well as the cards, the total price would be € 120,- (€ 65,- + € 20,- + € 35,-)
If you don't like to receive the original artwork, but you do want to receive the cards, the total price would be € 100,- (€ 65,- + € 35,-)

** Scroll down to order yours **

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How does it work?

You begin with filling in the form below. Write what it is you have in mind and send me pictures of your family and/or pets. You can also send me images you found on the internet to make it clear what you would like me to create. I will e-mail you within 2-4 days with my ideas and an invoice for the first payment (40%). 
I will send you pictures of the process, so you can give feedback. That way you will be involved in the process. 
You will receive a picture of the finished artwork, but in a low resolution including a watermark. When you are fully satisfied, you will receive an invoice for the other 60% of the payment before you will receive the digital and/or original version of the artwork/product without the watermark. ​If you chose to order the 25 doublesided cards, you will receive these within approximately two weeks. 

Here you can find a blogpost I once wrote about the process of an illustrated Christmas portrait:
THE MAKING OF AN ILLUSTRATED CHRISTMAS PORTRAIT

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