Showing posts with label pictures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pictures. Show all posts

September 2, 2010

Cute Folk Art calendars, datebooks and planners


featured lensSusan Bourdet folk art calendars & planners


Her artwork is consistently popular on calendars and in prints. I’ve gathered her calendars, date books and planners on one lens so you can easily find them.

featured lensFolk Art wall calendars


In contrast to fine art, folk art is associated with ordinary people, with farmers and peasants. It usually gives an idealized view of life and inspires comfort and nostalgia.

Folk Art date books, pocket planners & agenda books


Folk art gets it’s name from being popular among ‘folk’, in other words: ordinary people. No wonder folk art calendars sell so well! I’ve found you some of the prettiest and beautiful folk art planners and date books available for 2011.

February 12, 2010

Nature Photography Calendars 2010

The Audubon Society publishes roughly two kinds of calendars:
  1. Calendars featuring the work of John James Audubon reproduced
  2. Calendars featuring wildlife photographs
I’ve found you both on my hub devoted to Audubon Wildlife and Nature Calendars.
See also my squidoo pages on the topic:
and…  Audubon nature photography calendar

October 10, 2009

Frans Lanting Desk Agenda Planner 2010

As far as I can find out there are two planners out for 2010 featuring the extraordinary nature photographs of Frans Lanting. The first features his landscape photography, the second is devoted to the Buddhist inspiration of Pema ChÖdrÖn, illustrated with captivating natural images.

September 11, 2009

Maggie Oster Garden Calendars Herbs and Spirit

Maggie Oster describes herself as a gardener, writer and photographer who specializes in herbs, food gardening, cooking, and crafts. Her gardening tips and photography are well known and make a magical combination.

She shares her love for gardens in these two 2010 garden calendars. The one features herbs and herb lore. The other shares with you the Japanese style of landscaping, which is particularly conducive to restoring an inner rest. Just what you need in your busy life.