Paper calendars to hang on your wall to read days of the year are getting completely obsolete (acknowledge that you already look at your calendar, pinups and bikes on your computer or mobile device.)
Exception? If you want to make your calendar a conversation piece and show to your guests or clients that you are different and love graphic art.
So, if you didn’t yet purchase a 2012 paper calendar, here one that I like very much and that will not be an eyesore on your wall.
Did you realize that a vertical timeline is more logical than a serpentine approach to read days passing by? Add a very clean typo that all designers will appreciate, the possibility to personalize it (up to 36 items and 2 recurring events), the fact that you can hang only one month sheet at a time (to avoid that you puncture the calendar and your wall, the company will provide a tacks and magnets package for $4) and you get the best remaining wall calendar worth buying and hanging. $30. At Make Collab.
I would rather make my own. Thanks. 30 dollars is a bit much
Even calendars can be completely re-designed and improved.
Sorry, Cyril, I’m old fashioned – I still like ink on paper…
I still use a calendar. One with big spaces on it so I can write reminders.
Yes I do get electronic reminders as well.
We use a calendar on our computers’ desktops called Rainlendar 2. It’s free and you can add events and appointments. Recurring stuff is no problem and it even has alarms and reminders that you can set. It’s incredibly handy.
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I have a bunch of calendars but THIS one is too cool. Ordering. peace