A4 wall calendar with spiral binding. 
When open and hanging on the wall it is A3 size overall. 
 
Brighten up your wall each month with this joyful, vibrant and whimsical calendar literally bursting with life. It is the perfect way to have 12 quality artwork prints in one order. 
 
The artworks were created by combining Esti’s oil paintings, which she then digitally re-worked and added to. So many hours have gone into creating each lovely artwork. The calendar is printed on thick, 300 gsm high-quality art paper with a slight sheen for durability,  giving you the most beautifully detailed and vibrant pages to look at each month. And when you are finished, you can cut each page out and pop it in an A4 frame as a print! The actual size of each artwork print is 25.7 x 18 cm.
 
Perfect to buy for yourself or as a gift, who doesn’t love birds and flowers that pop from the page? They are sure to brighten your day!  
 
Buy 3 calendars to get free standard shipping in Australia. 
 
Full colour 
300 gsm card throughout
White spiral binding with a hole punched for hanging on the wall. 
 
Size: A4, 29.7 X 21cm; 8.3 x 11.7 inches
 
The squares are 3 x 3.6cm so you can pop in important events. No holidays have been added so that you can use the calendar in any country. 
 
The birds and plants depicted are all Australian - many endemic to Western Australia. Each month the artworks have been arranged to reflect the plants that would be flowering at that time of the year. 
 
Common names of the birds and the scientific names of the plants are noted on the back cover. 
 
They are as follows: 
 
January - Carnaby’s cockatoo and Corymbia calophylla
February - Red-eared fire tails and Eucalyptus crucis
March - Kookaburras and Banksia prionotes
April - New Holland honeyeaters and Banksia speciosa
May - Pink and grey galah and Eucalyptus caesia
June - Scarlet robins and Grevillea olivacea
July - Western spinebills and Banksia prionotes
August - Spotted pardalotes and Acacia cyclops
September - Willy wagtails and Showy banksia
October - Splendid fairywren and Acacia saligna
November - Ringneck parrots with kangaroo paws, wattle, etc
December - Magpies, Agonis flexuosa and Geraldton wax 
Cover - Red tailed black cockatoos flying over bushland