Merry Christmas 1998
Geese always played an important role at Christmas. By Sarah Keen.
Christmas Cards
Every year since 1987, my little company Garf Technology has produced its own Christmas card. It’s become something of a tradition
Merry Christmas 1997
Christmas? Still a grim time for geese.
Merry Christmas 1996
Christmas, a grim time for geese.
Merry Christmas 1995
Southampton Bargate in the snow.
Merry Christmas 1994
Bah Humbug!
Merry Christmas 1993
The goose is getting fat… Our first card using all computer generated vector graphics.
Merry Christmas 1992
“Who nicked the mains plug?” By Catherine Linaker.
Merry Christmas 1991
“Mind if I have a go on your new computer?” by Catherine Linaker.
Merry Christmas 1990
Garf Technology rests on Christmas Day. Actually, it hardly ever does but it was a nice thought anyway.
Merry Christmas 1989
Chief engineer’s Christmas wishlist. Original by my maternal grandfather, AR Bunday.
Merry Christmas 1988
The very first Garf Technology Christmas card, 1988 Hardly the prettiest card ever made, but it had a sort of simplistic purity. Well, that’s our excuse and we’re sticking to it! 🙂