Katie Daisy

Katie Daisy 2025 Wall Calendar

Find Me in the Flowers. Sprache: Englisch 30, 5 cm / 31, 4 cm / 0, 5 cm ( B/H/T ).

Kalender , 24 Seiten

ISBN 1524891010

EAN 9781524891015

Veröffentlicht Juli 2024

Verlag/Hersteller Amber Lotus Publishing

€ 17,50 inkl. MwSt.

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Beschreibung

Uplifting and heartwarming, this vibrant wall calendar by Katie Daisy pairs hand-lettered quotes with whimsical artwork of wildflower bouquets, vintage seed packets, and the magical comforts of home.

The creative inspiration of the New York Times bestselling artist/author of How to Be a Wildflower, this calendar encourages savoring life's simple pleasures while providing a sense of time for planning and dreaming.

Features include:

- 12" x 12" wall calendar (12" x 24" open) - Fold-around cover design eliminates need for plastic packaging - Spans January-December 2025 - High-quality printing on premium paper stock - Official major world holidays and observances - Moon phases, based on Universal Time - Wall art for your home, school, or office - Colorful illustrations of nature and home with inspiring quotes - WE PLANT TREES to offset our carbon footprint and resource usage--more than ONE MILLION and growing! - NO SINGLE-USE PLASTIC--We have eliminated single-use shrink wrap to reduce plastic pollution. - SUSTAINABLY SOURCED--Our paper is sourced from a combination of recycled materials and wood harvested from socially and environmentally sustainable forests and is Forest Stewardship Council(R) Certified.

Portrait

Working in watercolor and acrylic paint as well as mixed media materials, Katie strives to capture the magic and beauty of a life lived in harmony with nature. She sells high-quality prints through her website and Etsy shop, and has licensed her work for a wide-reaching variety of products. Some of her notable clients include: Oprah Winfrey Network, Spirituality & Health Magazine, Target, Pottery Barn, and Chronicle Books. Katie currently lives and works in a quiet cabin beneath the warm sun and old-growth pines of the Pacific Northwest.