Every year I make a postcard calendar. These 7x5" calendars are designed so that when the month is over, you can cut off the artwork and send it as a postcard to a friend. Just cut along the dotted line, buy a stamp, write a nice note and send off. A great challenge to send a handwritten note to a friend. After all, who doesn't like getting snail mail?

So consider this a calendar and postcard pack all wrapped up into one.

The artwork in this year's calendar is meant to embrace a sense of calm, balance, and grounding. It's the kind of work that I want to look at in moments that feel hectic, the kind of art that offers a little moment of pause. A breath. A reset. Almost all the pieces were cut freehand (ie no drawing on the paper beforehand), although they are made up of many shapes and forms that continually show up in my sketchbook, and my hand seems to intuitively know.

You can pair this with one of the to make it really stand out on your desk! upcycled wood photo/card stands

The calendars are loose, unbound, 7x5" sheets and printed on recycled paper in Seattle, Washington. Once cut, postcards are about 4x5".