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Tag Archives: Klaus Kinski
Hey, Kids! It’s Santa Klaus!
This is my Christmas card from 1986. Xerox copies, newspaper letters, ink spattered with a toothbrush and Klaus Kinski. It’s what Christmas is all about!
Posted in Blast from the Past, Drawer Cards, Holiday
Tagged 1986, Christmas, German cinema, humor, Joe Williams, Klaus Kinski, punk rock, Santa Klaus, spatter, splatter, xerox
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