2027 Desk Calendar - Preorder
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The 2027 Desk Calendar brings together 12 paintings, with a new piece to enjoy each month. Inspired by days near the ocean, travels, quiet moments, and everyday scenes, each card is a little piece of art for your desk. When the month is over, flip it over and send it as a postcard, or keep the full set as a collection long after the year wraps up. Printed with nontoxic soybean inks, plastic-free packaging, and made from FSC-certified recycled material.
Ships mid-October.
Features
- 12 months. 12 paintings.
- 4x6" in.
- Each card doubles as a postcard.
- Folds into a triangle for easy placement on your desk or anywhere in your home
This eco-friendly desk calendar is thoughtfully designed and manufactured.
Printed with nontoxic soybean inks, packaged plastic-free, and made from FSC-certified recycled material.
For every sweatshirt, print, or tee purchased, we plant 1 mangrove tree in Indonesia.
Born and raised in Oregon, Alimo is an artist whose work is inspired by travel, outdoor culture, and everyday life. His creative process begins with daily sketches and watercolor studies made on location, capturing moments and ideas that later evolve into finished paintings and digital compositions.
Alimo is known for his curvy post-pop imagery, saturated color palettes, vibrant hand-drawn lettering, and playful worlds inhabited by expressive characters. His work blends illustration and design, drawing inspiration from the ocean, mountains, and the rhythms of daily life.
His art appears across paintings, prints, murals, NFTs, and merchandise, and has been featured in collaborations with brands including Patagonia, Portland Trail Blazers, and 10 Barrel Brewing.
Prints
- Made to order
- Ships in 7–10 days from the USA
- International orders: 1–2 weeks production + shipping
Merchandise & Other Items
- Ships from our warehouse in 2–3 business days
Shipping Rates
- $5 flat rate shipping (USA)
- $10 flat rate shipping (international)
Note
Some orders may arrive in separate packages because prints and merchandise ship from different facilities.
