An all new Fairytale Fantasies calendar collection of scantily-clad Disney characters by artist J. Scott Campbell and colorist Nei Ruffino is available for ogling throughout the year.
Check out the illustrations after the break and you’ll understand why this calendar has been popular for the last several years.
David Clayton James Gassaway has created a series of amazing Cthulhu Mythos images which have been complied into his limited edition 2012 calendar.
Each is an original sculpture in polymer clay, hand-tinted in ink, and separately lit and photographed. All your favourites are here: Cthulhu, of course, and Dagon, the Mi-Go, Yog-Sothoth, and Nyarlathotep, plus lesser evils, like the Innsmouth brood, and Richard Pickman’s models.
Check out some additional images after the break.
The characters of Westeros are brought to vivid life in the 2012 calendar with art by John Picacio. The pages of the Song of Ice and Fire Calendar (based on the series by George R. R. Martin) feature the Starks, the Lannisters, the Targaryens, and more.
You can see all 12 images from the calendar here.
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If you enjoyed watching Game of Thrones on HBO this spring, you might already know that the show was based on the Song of Ice and Fire series. The world is vast and populated with oh so many characters. This 2012 calendar featuring art by John Picacio features 12 characters. You’ll recognize most of them from the first season of the television show and get a peek at a few people you’ll be meeting soon. The stunning images capture the characters.
See the rest of the calendar images after the break.
If you’re a fan of geek girls and you’re looking for a calendar for 2011, we may have just the thing for you.
This is the #BoobieWed Geek Girl Edition Calendar.
If you’re not familiar with Boobie Wednesday on Twitter, the goal of #BoobieWed to help raise money and awareness to fight breast cancer as well as be a little playful about it.
From CubicleBot: Your weapon: a Sharpie. Your mission: destroy 365 Space Invaders set to attack one by one in the year 2011.
Time will no longer have any meaning. The months will blend together as you devote all of your time to battling wave after wave of aliens hellbent on destroying your schedule.
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How fortuitous that a ruler has 12 inches and 31 cm. Those two numbers also happen to be the number of months and days in a year making it as perfect for a calendar as it is a ruler. There are two colored magnetic circles included with this metal ruler to mark the day and month. So whether you have a need to know the current date or the length of anything, both can be met with this single product.
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Have you ever thought about turning your bathroom into a home office? I don’t know about you, but I do some of my best thinking in the bathroom. Productivity would skyrocket (in more ways than one). For those times when you feel like lounging on the office couch (aka the bathtub) this rubber duck desk calendar will help keep your schedule organized.
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Celebrate every month with a fresh steaming pile of dog excrement. Does it get any better than this? Not that I have seen yet. Enjoy exotic locales with a little bit of local flavor.
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Harking back to the days of landlines, the Spongebob Corded Flip Phone is for those who have not fully moved into the world of cell phones. When hung up, he looks like a small Spongebob statue. When you flip him open he is ready for business. Ready for business with his brains being exposed, that is. I guess you can’t expect much different of anyone when you peel their face back.
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