The holiday card that illustrator Sarah J. Coleman (aka Inkymole) sent to her 650 clients was a veritable kaleidoscope of glittering detail, and so intricate that a recipient would have to be a Scrooge indeed to ever part with it. The die-cut globe on the front alone featured metallic boards, foil stamping, metallic lithography, ribbons, jewels – pretty much all hand assembled.
Check out more photos and a more detailed account of the process here.
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