The 2025 Artist Almanac

Limited Edition is here!

Nov 01, 2024

The 2025 ARTIST ALMANAC is on SALE NOW!

ONE (1) part calendar + ONE (1) part inspiration = a whole LOT of collage material. 14 talented artists bring you an entire year’s worth (qty 365) of daily collage-able artsy bits of paper. Tear it away each day to reveal a new piece of work from one of 14 involved & use the past days as an art supply. The Artist Almanac calendar is an amazing 2.75 x 3.75 inches of incredible!

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A collage fodder calendar is perfect for anyone looking to explore creativity or begin/sustain a daily art practice. Here are some accessible, fun ways to use it:

1. Daily Inspiration Snippets: Cut out one piece each day to add to a journal page or calendar, pairing it with a quick note or reflection. It’s a simple, no-pressure way to explore art.
2. Mood Boards: Use pieces to build personal mood boards around different themes—like seasons, goals, or feelings. This can be a visual way to connect with what resonates without needing artistic skills.
3. Gratitude Pages: Combine collage pieces with words or symbols of things you’re grateful for. This makes a beautiful visual gratitude journal.
4. Vision Boards: Encourage participants to collect images that align with dreams and goals, creating a vision board that can be displayed or tucked into a journal.
5. Layered Bookmarks or Cards: Cut out favorite pieces to create unique, handmade bookmarks or small notecards. Layering without rules is a good introduction to collage and fun to gift.
6. Reflection Prompts: Let the imagery inspire daily or weekly journal prompts. For example, someone could pick a calendar image and journal about what it reminds them of or makes them feel.
7. Art Swaps: If working in a group, create mini collages and exchange them with others. This encourages connection and sharing without focusing on skill level.
8. Mindfulness Moments: Use collage time as a mindful activity, cutting or tearing images and arranging them intuitively. It’s a form of creative meditation that anyone can do.