Merry Christmas 2001
“Hiding up the Chimney”- 2001 Christmas card. by Sarah Keen. Related Images:
Garf Technology
I absolutely love my work. Trading as “Garf Technology Multimedia”, my business card reads: “Freelance IT Consultant, Journalist & Photographer” but in reality my work has lead me in many fascinating directions including teaching, writing, taking loads of pictures plus plenty of ‘research’. I also offer an affordable data recovery service.
Merry Christmas 2000
2000 Christmas card – “Geese Through the Ages”. By Sarah Keen. Related Images:
Merry Christmas 1999
Geese through the ages – 1999 Garf Technology Christmas card. By Sarah Keen Related Images:
Merry Christmas 1998
Geese always played an important role at Christmas. By Sarah Keen. Related Images:
Merry Christmas 1997
Christmas? Still a grim time for geese. Related Images:
Merry Christmas 1996
Christmas, a grim time for geese. Related Images:
Merry Christmas 1995
Southampton Bargate in the snow. Related Images:
Merry Christmas 1994
Bah Humbug! Related Images:
Merry Christmas 1993
The goose is getting fat… Our first card using all computer generated vector graphics. Related Images:
Merry Christmas 1992
“Who nicked the mains plug?” By Catherine Linaker. Related Images:
Merry Christmas 1991
“Mind if I have a go on your new computer?” by Catherine Linaker. Related Images:
Merry Christmas 1990
Garf Technology rests on Christmas Day. Actually, it hardly ever does but it was a nice thought anyway. Related Images:
Merry Christmas 1989
Chief engineer’s Christmas wishlist. Original by my maternal grandfather, AR Bunday. Related Images:
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! 🙂 Related Images: