Japanese Calendars
49 creative works found
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A selection of 12 of Baiko’s works to match the changing seasons.
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A variety of flower macro photos constitute this 2009 calendar. Included in the assortment are bird of paradise, frangipani or plumeria, Japanese magnolia, banana magnolia, calla lily, hydrangea, antique rose, crepe myrtle, daylily, St. Joseph lily, iris.
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To see my entire origami collection, see here. I’d be more than glad to switch images around to suit personal preferences or create new customized calendars. A customzable version is available at my Zazzle store here / Cover: Every Little Peace / January: Born from the Hand / February: Red String of Fate / March: Nessie’s Lair / April: Born from the Cell / May: Little White Peacock in a Field of Color / June: Sailing Along The Lifeline / July: Surprise! / August: 3cm Family Swim / September: Born from Fingers / October: A Little Spell / November:Fly / December: Arctic Playground / / / / Check out the buyer’s booth photo And images of each page are available to see here BUT BE AWARE that some pages are different then than they are now.
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Artwork and photos inspired by Japan (Though not necessarily taken in Japan). To see my entire Japanfluence collection, see here (this link also includes my graphics. I’d be more than glad to switch images around to suit personal preferences.
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Photography of sky land and sea
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Just something else alien but Earthly Alien.
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The amazing gardens at Compton Acres, Poole, Dorset, England.
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A collection of illustrations from my chicks with tatts (and occasionally swords) phase
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A first calendar with impressions and photos from my travels to Japan
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One full year has passed since I moved to Japan permanently with my wife and our two children. I am hoping that 2009 will be as exciting and successful, if not more so. Enjoy some of my favourite pictures from my first year here in Tokyo.
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Monotoned photographs that capture the essence, detail and subtle tones of Japan.
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Photographs that capture the scenes, details and colours of Japan.
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I do have a calendar for my origami already,(see here) and I have decided to make another specially for the flying birds (my cranes + 3 images of my golden flapping bird). I still have an assignment do to for school, but I hadn’t posted origami for a really long time. I felt like posting something and only have the time to create using what I already have. Hope you enjoy and Happy Holidays! To see my entire origami collection, see here. I’d be more than glad to switch images around to suit personal preferences. Cover: Surprise! / January: Step 1: Cut a perfect square. / February: Origami Surgery / March: Born from the Cell 2 / April: Every Little Peace / May: Born from the Hand / June: Born from Fingers / July: Born from the Pinky / August: The Key to Peace / September: I hope God likes chocolate! / October: Surprise! / November: Love Birds / December: Hummingbird
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Intimate views of traditional Japan at cherry-blossom time.
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A Year of Art – The Deivine Female ‘Each turn of the page marks the arrival of a new month. With each turn you will be presented with images that I hope you will enjoy all month long’. Naomi O’Connor
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Sales of this product – 7 sales so far / / To see all my other calendars Click Here / Please contact me if you’d like me to create a customized calendar especially for yourself or someone else…. i’d be also happy to swap the images around to match different months of the year if you prefer :) Artwork on Cover is Moon Guitar Jan Topiary Teapot / Feb Zen Garden / Mar Bramble Rainbowtree / Apr The Girl and the Octopus / May Nature’s Child / Jun Sweethearts / Jul Brand New Hairdo / Aug Love Beads / Sep The Dream Maker / Oct Summer Breeze / Nov Beachcombers / Dec Beach Picnic A collection of my latest creations on the cover is Moon Guitar
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This calendar is about a little character called Danbo (Danboard). It can be either a girl or a boy because it is a cardboard robot :) / (It was originally made out of cardboard but is now actually made of PVC vinyl.) / Danboard comes from a popular Japanese Manga called “Yotsuba&!” / Danboard’s name is from the Japanese word ‘Danboru’ which means ‘Cardboard’. Danbo has a little switch on the side of his/her head which makes it’s eye’s light up. This particular robot is the size of the palm of my hand (Mini Danbo) but you can get it larger also. I hope you enjoy the adventure of Danbo and his Friends :)
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Japanese lanterns captured in their natural habitat.
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Beautiful oriental inspired art.
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This is a special request of images chosen from my Asia Series for a friend of mine on RedBubble :) Front cover image Legend of Little Geisha / art and story by K Taylor (4/09) / .....in the village of Ishekawa by the Sea of Japan lived a poor couple who wove and carved for a living. The couple had no real possessions but were content with the beauty of the mountains and the sea surrounding them, and happy to be together. The only thing they wished for and did not yet have, was a child to call their own. One day, an ancient crone visited their home and as always, the couple offered their hospitality, gave her rice cakes and sake to warm her belly. The old crone, in return for their kindness, bestowed upon the couple the ability to have a girl child. The child grew from a seed into a strong and beautiful young woman, glowing with pride and joy, she was the delight of Ishekawa by the Sea of Japan, and many young suitors came to visit and pay her homage. But as is the way with old crones, you can never quite trust them to do you a favour without some twist in the tale. Unfortunately, the seed from which the child grew, began to sprout roots, and she was bound to the earth. In time the beautiful young girl became a majestic tree and all the birds from near and far came to perch and nest in her branches, she gave them shelter from the wind and rain, and everyone who knew the legend realised the tree was actually the Little Geisha…. the end
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A customizable verion is available at my Zazzle store in a different format: Hayama is a beautiful town in Japan renowned for it’s beaches and green hills. This is where I did my internship during the summer of 2007. Hayama is part of the Miura Peninsula; other cities in this Peninsula include Yokosuka, Zushi and Kamakura. Th coast of Miura offers beautiful beaches with stunning views of Mt. Fuji and many more splendours. / / I was going through my Japan pics recently and uploaded a few for this calendar; though some are already published in my portfolio including the following: Cover: Shiroyama / June: Sunshine on Takeishi Beach / August: Mt. Fuji Sunset I / September: Mt. Fuji Sunset V / October: Mt. Fuji Sunset VI / November: Mt. Fuji Sunset IV / December: Sunset over Mt. Fuji and Enoshima under pink clouds The last pics of Mt. Fuji were taken when the office threw me a farewell party at Hayama Isshiki beach. I’d be glad to change images or the order to suit personal preferences; or create a custom calendar. Some other relevant images from in my public portfolio include the following: Hayama Seaside / Sunset over Mt. Fuji and Enoshima / / I can also publish any of the hidden images upon request. / / / Other travel based calendars: / Around the Globe / Italy / Rome / Edinburgh / London
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Images of all things nature from Japan, Thailand & Cambodia, including captures of the famous Golden Pavilion, or Kinkakuji and Bentendo surrounded by beautiful gardens in historic Kyoto, Japan.
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