Retro styled Calendars

3 creative works found

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  Atmosphere
  by Colin Cartwright

  I have selected some of my atmospheric paintings, and matched them to the months. Jan – Graveyard Metallica. The lowest, darkest point in winter, in the Northern hemisphere. It gets better from now on! Feb – Hetton Colliery 1838. A dark and industrial scene, we have to tough this month out, like those hard men of that era in the mines! Mar – Smalholm Sunset . The light begins to get brighter as Spring is nearly here. Apr – Blea Tarn. Spring is here and the light gets bright. May – El Golco . Bright long days are here! Jun – Corinth . The season warms up and the longest days of the year. July – Market Day. The hottest month. Aug – Toscana . Holidays abroad and at home. Sept – Victorian Lady Fishing . September begins to turn the season. Oct – Old Carpathia . The dark nights begin, and October ends with Halloween. Nov – Beamish Wheel . Autumnal colours are everywhere. Dec – Trees of Eden . The winter Solstice, and celebration of the birth of Jesus. The reverse is, of course, true for those of you in the Southern hemisphere!

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  Bodacious Pinup Girls
  by Lisa Weber

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  Retro Flower Power
  by Bloomin' Arty

  This beautiful calendar embraces the seasons of the Southern Hemisphere with colourful images of flowers grown in my garden and by friends. These A3 size Wall Calendars come with a wire hanger, and are unique in that each page is only printed on one side. Even if you use the calendar everyday for planning your activities, you will not ruin the photograph on that month or the next, as all date spaces are confined to the bottom section of the page. Great!