Whose House? Calendar preview Video here.
The house concept in art, decor, and lifestyle has always been a favorite of mine, so it’s no surprise that I chose WHOSE HOUSE? as the 2020 calendar theme. This year I challenged myself to create 12 house and yard images in the iconic styles of some famous or favorite artists, including Gustav Klimt, Edward Hopper, and Henri Matisse. The calendar will be shipped beginning November 15th, but, like last year, it is ready for purchase at an early bird pre-order price. If you are reading this as a blog subscriber, a customer or client, or are on the mailing list (or have landed here for any other reason - and thank you for that!) you can save a few doneros in price and mailing costs. Pre-orders also help me determine quantities to print and support initial costs of the calendar, so there’s mutual benefit all around.
Pre-order prices are good to November 8. After that, calendar will be at the shop at the regular $20.00 price plus 3.50 mailing fee. If you join the Early Bird crowd, you’ll get the calendar for $18.00 plus 2.00 per item mailing charge = a flat 20.00 per calendar (plus applicable sales tax.) You can order at the shop starting now.
If you are local and do not need it mailed, please apply the code NOSHIP at checkout in the discount code box. That goes for both pre-orders and regular purchases.
The calendar is in the traditional 5 x 7 format, ready for framing or desktop. This will be my sixth calendar of mixed media art created in the One Red Chair Studio. It was surely a creative challenge, but that’s what I’m here for! I am one who needs variety, so the ability to play in different styles and media was exactly what I needed this year. I hope you enjoy it as much as I am enjoying the creation of it.
Here’s the preview video. The calendar is a work in progress (but almost there!) Some images are initial drafts or low preview resolution or may be revised for the final calendar. I hope to create a spiffier video when calendars are ready for shipping, but I want to give you a good idea of what’s to come.