2027 Linnea 5 x 7" Desktop Calendar Artwork From Johanna Riley
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2027 Desktop Calendar
The 5X7″ Desktop version of the Linnea Poster Calendar lends big impact to small spaces, whether it’s in your apartment or on your desk.
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Celebrate 40 years of timeless artistry with the 2027 Desktop Calendar, a compact edition of Linnea Design's beloved 40th Anniversary Calendar Collection. Designed to bring beauty to any workspace, this desktop calendar features twelve 5" x 7" double-sided calendar cards, showcasing Johanna Riley's artwork on one side and Linnea Riley's artwork on the other.
The innovative staggered-month design allows you to display your favorite artist, switch artwork mid-month, or showcase both illustrations side-by-side for an ever-changing display. Perfect for desks, countertops, bookshelves, or small spaces, this desktop calendar combines practical functionality with collectible artwork.
Created to commemorate four decades of mother-daughter creativity, the 2027 edition honors the artistic legacy that began in 1986 and continues to inspire homes and offices around the world. Each month celebrates the beauty of the seasons through original illustrations that have made Linnea Design calendars a treasured annual tradition.
Features
- 40th Anniversary Edition
- Twelve 5" x 7" double-sided calendar cards
- Artwork by both Johanna Riley and Linnea Riley
- Compact desktop format perfect for home or office
- Unique staggered-month design for flexible display
- Display one artist, switch mid-month, or showcase both side-by-side
- Beautiful keepsake and thoughtful gift for art lovers
Specifications
- Card Size: 5" W × 7" H
- Format: Double-sided desktop calendar cards
- Quantity: 12 cards
- Anniversary Edition: 40th Anniversary Collection
JOHANNA RILEY'S ILLUSTRATIONS
JANUARY (2018):
Setting some Japanese paper lanterns aloft to symbolize our good wishes for the new year. Paper Lanterns signify joy, celebration, good fortune, longevity, and they have a role as protectors from evil.
FEBRUARY (2019):
What's your type? Who wouldn't LOVE to discover a smart, sweet Valentine surprise like this in one's typewriter on the morning of February 14th?
MARCH (2017):
Another symbol of Spring, the bunny in his Easter best, hopping down the bunny trail.
APRIL (2010):
In April's gentle light, a branch of budding quince blossoms lifts my mood with the quiet assurance of spring.
MAY (2017):
A bouquet of sweet peas for May, blooms of gratitude, admiration, and affection for the ones who nurture us most.
JUNE (2011):
National Parks are one of America's very best ideas — magnificent jewels which we can all enjoy. These are the kinds of common heritage that bind us together as a people. Get out there and enjoy them!
JULY (2019):
What could be more delicious than a 4th of July "cake" made from watermelon, whipped cream, and blueberries?
AUGUST (2018):
Kayaking in the quiet of the Puget Sound is a gift for all the senses. The surroundings, the pull of the paddle through the water, the freshness of the air, the reassuring sound of lapping waves, and the serenity is a state of being I desire.
SEPTEMBER (2014):
Back to school and back to art! Even after all these years, my heart beats a little faster at the sight of fresh new paint brushes!
OCTOBER (2012):
Halloween was a very important day in Aspen, with homemade costumes for children and adults.
NOVEMBER (2016):
Who's afraid of the big, bad wolf now? Go knit a metaphorical stole out of the intimidators in one's life.
DECEMBER (2010):
Warm, cozy houses seem even more so in the silent beauty of a snowy night.
LINNEA RILEY'S ILLUSTRATIONS
JANUARY (2006):
Your future decreed by a cookie? Well, maybe... but if you don't like the fortune you get, you can change it! Whatever is given or decided, it's a whole new beginning with 365 changes to get it right.
FEBRUARY (1995):
February is a valentine wish to be alone with one's sweetheart on an ocean cruise.
MARCH (2003):
A brave little climb into brighter and greener days!
APRIL (1999):
Rain, Rain, Rain! It's hard to keep your feet dry no matter who you are.
MAY (1998):
This is the month of Mother's Day and 1998's Ms. Duck and her brood continue to be recalled as our best effort at illustrating motherhood.
JUNE (2001):
This June Bug Poster from 2001 is our single most favorably commented on month ever, and so we happily bring them back for another round!
JULY (2003):
I love to see the school children, now free as birds, in the park sailing the rental boats, with not a care in the world.
AUGUST (2007):
Vacation! What a feeling of excitement there is in setting out on the open road with no schedule, no cares, to see the country and its wondrous diversity. This is the chance to get up close and personal with all sorts of new people, and perhaps recharge your faith in humanity and country.
SEPTEMBER (2005):
The perfect pair (of pears)
OCTOBER (1995):
Crows are always busy, always talkative, often arguing over their travel plans.
NOVEMBER (2007):
Get out the good dishes and polish the silverware! It's time to get into the holiday spirit and give thanks for everything... and everyone.
DECEMBER (1987):
This little skier in his adorable jumper is from our very first poster calendar, crafted with cut paper in Aspen and published in 1986.
FAQs
1. What size is the desktop calendar?
Each calendar card measures 5" x 7".
2. How many calendar cards are included?
The calendar includes twelve double-sided cards.
3. Who created the artwork?
The artwork features illustrations by Linnea Riley and Johanna Riley.
4. Can I display both artists' artwork?
Yes. The staggered-month design allows you to display either side or both side-by-side.
5. Is this the same artwork as the poster calendar?
Yes. It features the same 40th Anniversary artwork in a convenient desktop format.
6. Does the calendar include a stand?
Please refer to the product specifications to confirm whether a display stand is included.
7. Is this suitable for an office desk?
Absolutely. Its compact size makes it ideal for desks, shelves, and countertops.
8. Is this a good gift?
Yes. It's a wonderful gift for art enthusiasts, calendar collectors, and longtime Linnea Design fans.
9. Is this a limited anniversary edition?
Yes. This special edition celebrates Linnea Design's 40th Anniversary.
10. Where can I display this calendar?
It's perfect for desks, home offices, kitchens, bedside tables, bookshelves, and other small spaces where beautiful artwork can be enjoyed year-round.
