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Year in Review Holiday Card 2

Since I can only post up to 5 image previews in my etsy shop, I wanted to share some alternate designs here on the blog. One thing that I love about my clients is their ideas and thoughts to make the cards their own.

Here is the original design.

Variation 1 
Used a color background.
Spots for information about the husband and wife
Space for information about their home
Three spots for brief information on the three kids.

Variation 2
Colors: Black, Red, & Grey. 
World map in the center
Individual highlights
2014 Summary in Numbers

Variation 3
Colors: Black, Grey, Mint Green
Icons with just names and ages (for pets as well!). 
Travel map includes just the southwest states
Bullet highlights.

Variation 4
Colors: Black & Red
Spread the info on top for Mom & Dad
Small section for child
State section
Highlights paragraph

Variation 5
Colors: Red, Black & Gray
Kept the "About Us" info short and sweet
Extended the kids' highlights to the bottom, and shortened the Family highlights.

Variation 6
Colors: Silver & Navy
Larger area on top for "About Us"
Home state and pet to the right of the map.
Space for one child. 
Paragraph of highlights.

Variation 7
Colors: Red & Gold. 
Stand out area for their "Big Announcement," section filled with red, with white type and icons.
Map Outline
Bullet point highlights instead of a paragraph

Variation 8
Colors: Red, Black & Gray
Family of three icon 
Pet & State at the top.
Three About Us sections at the bottom
Family Highlights to the right of the map.

Variation 9
Colors: Red, Black & Gray
Kept the "About Us" info short and sweet
Spots for 5 family members
Extended the kids' highlights to the bottom
Shortened the Family highlights to add pet


Variation10
Colors: Gray & Light Gold
Kept all the information short and sweet.
Added their two pets and a cute description of both of them.

Variation 11
Colors: Black, Red, & Gray
Larger "About Us" sections for the kids
Small pet section to split up the kids
Numbers in Review Highlights

Variation 12
Colors: Black, Grey, Mint Green
Icons with just names and ages (for pets as well!). 
Travel map includes list of places traveled
Numbers in Review Highlights

These are so versatile, and can be used for Year in Review cards, whether you get them out before Christmas, or after the New Year!
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