A collaboration between artists Raina McDonald & Meghan Stewart.
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Our wall calendar consists of 12 prints of our original drawings of the seasons unfurling in rural Nova Scotia/Mi'kma'ki. It's 8.5" x 11" when folded with a hole for hanging. Printed in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia on a gloss paper. We have not included any holidays to allow you to fill in your own meaningful dates and celebrations. The full and new moon are marked each month.
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Our wall calendar consists of 12 prints of our original drawings of the seasons unfurling in rural Nova Scotia/Mi'kma'ki. It's 8.5" x 11" when folded with a hole for hanging. Printed in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia on a gloss paper. We have not included any holidays to allow you to fill in your own meaningful dates and celebrations. The full and new moon are marked each month.
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May you flow through the seasons of your 2024 with intention and care.
- Meghan & Raina
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LOCAL PICK UP:
Local calendar orders can be picked up at Raina's studio by appointment.
Local calendar orders can be picked up at Raina's studio by appointment.
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SHIPPING:
Calendars can be shipped within Canada via Canada Post (untracked) for $6, shipping for 2-5 calendars to the same address is $10 and free shipping for an order of 6 or more calendars so the same address. <<<Calendars will ship within 2-3 business days of ordering.>>>
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Raina McDonald is an interdisciplinary artist with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from NSCAD University (Halifax, NS). She's also a mother, yoga instructor and permaculture designer. She and her family homestead deep in the woods of Nova Scotia/Mi'kma'ki. Drawing is a balm for her soul. Observing and capturing the essence of the everchanging natural ecosystems around her is an integral part of her creative practice.
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Meghan Stewart is an artist exploring mark making, textiles, song, and movement. Her expression is rooted in ritual: drawing from the wells of her senses to create and live from a place of presence and intention. Inspired by the colours, movement, sounds and textures of the natural world, she values cultivating connection to place and self as a means of igniting creativity. She lives in rural Nova Scotia/Mi’kma’ki with her family.