The folks at Habari Media make a custom calendar every year. The project is a chance to highlight the individual talents of twelve industry leaders in the design world and this year they really outdid themselves. The theme was Greek Mythology and the result was this gorgeous Geek Gods Letterpressed Calendar.

Each month is a different Greek god who embodies the attributes of the individual artist that Harbari Media chose. The flat illustration style is a reference to ancient painting, and the overall form is a reference to a sundial. But don’t worry, though it looks ancient, the calendar actually does function properly. Bonus.

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Looking for an update to your run-of-the-mill datebook? Or a new office accessory that’s actually useful? The 2013 Calendar Pack from artist Anne Nicholson is just the ticket. This pack features 12 original animal illustrations, which also cleverly serve as oversized postcards. Complete with a plastic stand and some good old animal antics, this is just what your desk has been waiting for. Shop for the Anne Nicholson Calendar Pack in the Lost At E Minor store.

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Portland-based content marketing agency Scout Creative has a pretty rocking Calendar of the Month Club section on its site, where you can print out fancy PDFs and make funky 3D paper toys that double up as calendars every month. They’ve disguised these dates in all toy forms imaginable, like a whale, a record player, a hot dog cart, a tiki, a yakuza, a yeti, a toucan, a nutcracker… it gets pretty crazy but they’re all divine.

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The most delicious design publication of 2012 celebrates design and art for, and from, what is edible. EAT! serves week by week inspiration in the form of delicious designs to whet your appetite; with 54 designers, artists and architects illuminating visual trends and special designs from the area of food, drink and nutrition.

The design calendar documents the exciting results of creative work which, in turn, influences food culture: be it product, graphics or interior design, an architectural project or fine art. This collection of pieces tells us about contemporary projects and provides plenty of inspiration and ideas; with all sorts of culinary art installations and happenings, smart products, special food photography, brand design and graphics to do with food culture.

Following the trend in the much appreciated and multiple-awarded issues from the EIGA trend research series — DesignerHeads (2007), DesignerTreasures (2008), DesignerTravels (2009), Think Green! Design To Save The World (2010), Play! Design For Kids (2011) — an individually designed, experimental typography also plays a central role in this project.

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