Wednesday, October 20, 2010
maya*made calendar 2011
I nearly hugged my mail carrier yesterday. A much anticipated package arrived, and I'm so happy to finally reveal one of the many things I've been working on behind the scenes: a calendar for the upcoming year! It features some very favorite images from maya*made unfolding with the rhythms of the year. I couldn't be more pleased. I've had many requests to purchase photos over the last couple of years, and that's finally in the works. This was the first step.
Creating a calendar has been on my list for some time.
When I was invited to contribute to last year's Whip Up calendar (a heartfelt thank you to Kathreen two days in a row!), I decided to hold off on my own one until 2011. As fall rolled around, I knew it was time to jump in, and after much research decided to stick with what I know best: Lulu publishing. I've had a Lulu calendar on my wall for the last two years, so I feel confident that I'm offering something well made with beautiful quality. Selecting the photos took an embarrassingly long time, but in the end I feel so good that I didn't rush.
I wanted to ensure that you (and I) would enjoy a full 30 days or so with each one. You purchase it directly through Lulu and they'll ship it to you in 3-5 days ! So are you curious? Go have a peek. Or just check below for a nifty little preview with all of the details. You can even click on the button to enlarge to full screen.
Hope you enjoy! Any questions, please ask.
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Wow, thats so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh, Maya! It is absolutely beautiful hun! Congrats and I just love it! What a great way to keep track of the year with your loveliness keeping one company!
ReplyDeletexo
Melis
gorgeous photos!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! It is beautiful!!
ReplyDeletegorgeous maya
ReplyDeleteit has been on my list too
but i just never seem to get around to it
perhaps i should start now for 2012
We've made about 20 calendars every year for the past few years and ordered from Lulu. Not sure I'll use them again since there are no lines on the calendar page. I have to draw them in myself and I'm completely incapable when it comes to making straight lines and/or not smudging the wet ink.
ReplyDeleteYour calendar IS really gorgeous, though, especially the eggs! And I bet you can draw straight lines with mad skillz.
Thanks everyone!
ReplyDeleteKat- I'm so fascinated by the no lines issue. In 2 years it's never crossed my mind, and I had to look at the one above my computer for reference! :) It's true there aren't horizontal lines, only vertical. I think it's what gives it such a clean and simple look. If I felt compelled to draw in all of the lines, I can see how that would be some work. Luckily, I've been quite happy with it as is.
I really like it! Somehow choosing the right photos for a project does take a long time; that's just the way it is. But I don't think I'll let hubby do the choosing this year ~
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful - and makes me want a barn that looks gorgeous in every season...
ReplyDeletebeautiful! well done you!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic idea; love your choices.
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! Thanks so much for sharing this! All your photos are incredibly unique and interesting :)
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful. One thing that keeps me reading your blog is that you are so humble. I think you need to write a book.
ReplyDeletebeautiful pictures to represent feelings, time, seasons!congrats!you can also make them as postcards! i LOVE postcards!
ReplyDeleteYay! Congratulations, Maya, it looks beautiful! Lovely work, as always.
ReplyDeleteIt is so very pretty ..I am so proud of you for doing this lovely project
ReplyDeleteoh it's beautiful, Maya! well chosen pix. I agree, have seen other Lulu calendars and the quality is superb.
ReplyDeleteSomehow choosing the right photos for a project does take a long time; that's just the way it is. it looks beautiful! Lovely work, as always.
ReplyDeleteIt looks wonderful! Nice job choosing the photos.
ReplyDeleteadorably calming!
ReplyDeleteWhat are the swirls of paper(?) on the cover?
thanks everyone!
ReplyDeleteSuzanne- the swirls are made out of newspaper.