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I've updated a few calendars for 2014. The space travel series is back, along with some propaganda-style and various poster collections. The design of these calendars was more for the image rather than the dates. This was to take advantage of the tall format to fit the posters.
Have a look!
I love your art, and purchased last year's calendar. This one appears to present it better. I'm curious, though. Does the calendar preserve the quality well?
ReplyDeleteAny chance of the arcade propaganda calendar getting a 2014 update as well?
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ReplyDeleteThe author clearly prioritizes aesthetics over practicality in these 2014 calendars, focusing on showcasing the artwork through the tall format. This approach, while appealing to visual enthusiasts, might frustrate those needing easily legible dates. For me, it's a clever idea. Think of each month as a slope unblocked blasting through the mundane with striking images, even if quick date-checking isn't seamless.
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