Best time of the year! Pre-orders for my fine art print calendars start FRIDAY AUGUST 15.
No idea what I’m talking about? My name is Hannah and I’m a traditional, transparent, watercolor artist painting every bird in North America. Every year I put out two versions of my calendars. Both version leave you with 12, fine art prints at the end of the year.
This year I’m doing something a bit different for 2026. I’m still offering my traditional bird calendar. Featuring 12 stunning bird that I painted in 2025. (Not to brag but this years line up includes the Steller’s Jay, the Red-tailed hawk and the American Crow.) The traditional version gives you 12, 8x10” prints once you pop off the perforated for easy removal date section.
What’s different? I’m also making a second version that gives you 12, 5x7” prints! The fun, silly, something different “abstract” art version of the birdies. The vibes of this calendar will be different than those offered previously. Just a little something different to shake things up.
These make incredible gifts, can brighten up empty corners in your home or office and are literally the best deal I offer all year long.
Those who are on my free m@Iing l!st get early access and pre-order pricing. Make sure you’re signed up by 2pm, Thursday, August 25th so you don’t miss out on this excellent collection.
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Art calendars combining fine art and nature are increasingly popular among collectors and gift buyers alike. Hannah’s 2026 bird calendars uniquely capture the charm of North American bird species such as the Steller’s Jay, Red-tailed Hawk, and American Crow through delicate transparent watercolor paintings. By offering two versions—a traditional calendar with 8x10” perforated prints and a playful abstract edition with 5x7” prints—she caters to diverse artistic tastes and décor styles. Pre-orders that start Friday, August 15, provide customers early access and pricing perks, emphasizing the value and exclusivity of this annual collection. These calendars do more than mark dates; they serve as collectible art pieces that brighten home or office spaces. The perforated sections enable easy removal, allowing the fine art prints to be framed or displayed separately all year-round. Watercolor as a medium is prized for its translucency and subtle blending, which suits natural subjects like birds, allowing the vibrant but soft features to stand out. Hannah’s transparent watercolor technique makes each feather and characteristic feature realistically vivid yet artistically expressive. Because the 2026 line-up is based on 2025 paintings, it offers an authentic glimpse into contemporary bird species in their natural beauty, and the additional abstract "silly bird" calendar adds a charming whimsical aesthetic, bringing a fresh, modern twist to traditional naturalistic art. For collectors, art enthusiasts, and bird lovers, pre-ordering ensures they receive the best deal of the year on these unique fine art calendars. Signing up for the mailing list before 2 pm Thursday, August 25, offers early access, highlighting the importance of timely engagement for enthusiasts eager for these limited-edition prints. Overall, supporting this artist’s annual project offers a meaningful way to connect with nature through art, keep organized with beauty, and share thoughtful gifts that celebrate North American wildlife.
