2008 Calendar Guide

In 2008 you will remember every birthday, every tooth cleaning, every oil change and tune-up. Your mother will get flowers; you will turn your mattress; you will schedule your vacation months in advance. We pick the calendars that will help.

(And while you’re deciding on the right calendar for 2008, take a look at the Decor8 calendar roundups, Part I and Part II, as well. Good stuff.)

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• 2008 Typography Wall Calendar

  

  The letters of each month are superimposed to form that month’s image.

  $15 at Oven Door Owl Press

  Posted: 28 Nov, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Yellow Monday Wall Calendar

  

  A collection of sweet, slightly haunting illustrations from an artist in Sydney.

  $35 at Yellow Monday

  Posted: 28 Nov, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Recycled 2008 Refill for AAGK100

  

  Old school calendar technology. Don’t forget about the classics.

  I have a baby project going with these calendar refill pages. I give one to the boy and snap his photo. At the end of the year, I’ll have a little album of how he looked from week to week without having to keep track of exact dates. Especially great for the first year and birthdays.

  $11 at Amazon

  Posted: 28 Nov, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Moleskine Limited Edition Daily Planner 2008

  

  I’m a Moleskine planner addict. This one has an insert with tabbed pages, stickers to help you flag appointments, week at a glance pages, month by month pages, a world map with time zones, and a bunch of travel-related goodies.

  It’s the planner for your jet-setter lifestyle.

  $20 at Amazon

  (3.5 x 5.5 inches)

  Posted: 28 Nov, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Peeps 2008 Wall Calendar

  

  Peeps at the Eiffel Tower, Mount Rushmore, the Brooklyn Bridge! Enjoy Easter all year.

  $13 at Calendars.com

  Posted: 28 Nov, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Max 365 Perpetual Wall Calendar

  

  Now if you could just remember what year it was.

  $65 at Cooper Hewitt

  Posted: 27 Nov, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Bodoni Typographic Calendar

  

  A lovely, simple desktop reference.

  $12 at Retro Garden

  Posted: 26 Nov, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• 8 days a week planner

  

  Seven days, plus someday. Plot your future one week at a time.

  $16 at Fred Flare

  Posted: 26 Nov, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• 2008 Decoylab Monthly Calendar

  

  This colorful limited-edition calendar has soft, rounded corners. Only 75 copies available.

  $28 at Decoy Lab

  Posted: 21 Nov, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Keisuke Serizawa Calendar

  

  This iconic calendar became popular among U.S. officers’ wives in Japan at the end of WWII. Serizawa produced a new edition every year for 40 years, and new calendars are made from an archive of the original prints. The 2008 calendar is available now for pre-order.

  $18 at Tortoise Life

  Posted: 21 Nov, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Gregory Calendar

  

  A connect-the-dots calendar! Each day is a new dot that you connect to make a picture at the end of the month. Comes with a white pencil.

  $43 at Charles and Marie

  (11" x 17" (28 x 43 cm))

  Posted: 21 Nov, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Twin Cities Cityscape Calendar

  

  A covet-worthy Minneapolis tribute calendar by artist Adam Turman. Turman specializes in gig posters, but you can buy all of his saturated cityscapes as prints on his site.

  $18 at Adam Turman on Lulu

  Posted: 20 Nov, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Phases of the Moon 2008 Calendar

  

  It’s always handy to know when the werewolves will be out.

  $17 at MoMA Store

  Posted: 20 Nov, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• 2008 Letterpress Calendar

  

  A pop of color for your desk. This bright calendar combines letterpress, silkscreen, foil stamping, fine papers, and handpainted accents. Includes a year-at-a-glance card as well.

  $20 at Ilee

  Posted: 19 Nov, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Places I’ve Never Been Calendar

  

  Illustrated memories of imaginary vacations. A calendar to inspire wanderlust.

  $16 at J Hill Design Shop

  (Comes as a desk or a wall calendar.)

  Posted: 19 Nov, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Film is Not Dead Calendar

  

  Heather Champ is a Bay Area photographer (and a friend of mine) who recently rediscovered film. Her wall calendar is a pleasant return to a time when we had to wait for things to develop.

  $20 at Cafe Press

  Posted: 19 Nov, 2007 by Margaret Mason

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