Life Calendar: How Was Your Day?

Life Calendar is a simple (and very cute!) way to track how each day of the year was. Each day is represented by a emoticon that you draw at the end of the day (very good, good, regular, bad, very bad). The calendar isn't for any specific year, so you can start anytime you want.

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X-Ray Pin-Up Calendar

EIZO's medical imaging pin-up calendar is a clever play on those sexy girl calendars. Perfect humor for doctors' clinics.

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Dry Erase Calendar Notepad Memo Vinyl Stickers

The Dry Erase Calendar Wall Vinyl Sticker does all the hard work of measuring out a perfect grid for you… you just stick it to the wall and fill it out with a dry erase marker.

There's also the Dry Erase Notepad Memo Vinyl Wall Decal modeled to look like real paper (well..not so much...)

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An Apple a Day Wall Calendar

Apple calendar from Germany reminds us that an apple a day keeps the doctor away.

Every day, after you remove one apple from the tube and eat it, the rest of the apples will move down and reveal today’s date. At the end of the month, the tube is refilled with 31, 30 or 28 apples.



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Tasty Calendar

An advertisement for World Wide Bakery.

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One A Day Calendar

Designed by Dominic Wolcox.

"Plastic, 365 cod liver oil capsules. A calendar made with cod liver oil tablets. Pop out a tablet every day for a healthy life."

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Ink Calendar

"Ink Calendar" makes use the timed pace of the ink spreading on the paper to indicate time.

The ink is absorbed slowly, and the numbers in the calendar are "printed" daily. One a day, they are filled with ink until the end of the month. A calendar self-updated, which enhances the perception of time passing and not only signaling it.


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Helvetica Calendar

This Calendar concept was put together pre-Christmas 07 as a possible paper manufacturer supported piece, unfortunately it was completed too late for release in 2008 but talks are ongoing about a 2009 release for this product. Available in A3 Studio and A5 Home office sizes.


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