2012 calendars: part 2

For today's 2012 calendar post, we turn to animals, a category that I think it's safe to say, is universally appealing. Because who wouldn't want a furry friend or two to keep them company throughout the year? While some of these calendars feature other naturalistic images, such as flowers and feathers and trees, it's animals that truly take center stage.

Combining beautiful drawings with song lyrics, The Wild Unknown calendars have been some of my favorites for a few years now. For 2012, they've created three stellar calendars that are a wonderful mix of strikingly beautiful and adorable illustrations: kittens, flowers & feathers and birds & bunnies.

Next up, the always lovely illustrator Camilla Engman has a new home with Studio Morran, named after her beloved and much-featured dog. The Studio Morran 2012 calendar covers all of your anthropomorphic animal needs, with its lighthearted host of creatures of all shapes and sizes.

And finally, there's this Night Owl Paper Goods calendar. This wooden calendar, which looks like a cross between an owl and and cat, takes the cute-animal factor to a whole new level.

earth + sky

I love a good collaboration, especially when it's two people as talented as Teresa Robinson, of Stone&Honey, and Lynn Russell, of Satsuma Press. The feather is an original illustration by Lynn that Teresa rendered in silver and paired with a pretty piece of quartz. Don't they look great together? And not only do you get this lovely necklace, but each one comes with its very own letterpress card as well.

(Via unruly things)

if I had a million dollars

I would buy...{the feather edition}

Red Prairie Press's feather cardigan in grey.  

This feather wallpaper, to spruce up my apartment, from ferm living.

A set of watercolor feather heart cards, from HEARBLACK.

axelhoney's stirling silver cast feather necklace.

And a cozy feather scarf from New Duds.