Explore The Land of Calendaria
"A yearlong trip through a cartoon fantasy land"
— Associated Press
One day cartoonist named Pilliard Dickle stepped through a hole in reality and fell into a wonderland of time called Calendaria.
Pilliard Dickle's New 2018 Calendar
The Palace Calendar: A stopover for time travellers traversing the decade
The HI Towers: Ever since they installed the new crosswalk between the skyscrapers, this city seems to spell out a message to incoming travelers at sea
Each year he explores this odd chronological terrain in search of picturesque years to draw.
"A feast for the imagination."
—The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
* A place called Reality
And he keeps a diary of his travels for the people back in his homeland.*
The Planetoid Calendar: Workers are building a new year from disassembled days of years gone by
"I think that no home should be without a Pilliard Dickle calendar."
—David Letterman
The Maypop Calendar: Farmers till the soil as these lighter-than-air maypop trees sway gently in the Calendarian breeze
The Time Factory recycles days from past years, then ships them upriver to new years under construction
The Time Factory:
"During my travels through time, I've seen dates chisled in stone, carved in wood and sculpted in ice, but I never questioned where thay all came from. Then one day I heard the sound of gears creaking, widgets whirring and a wooden tick-tock sound coming from over the futurewad horizon. I crested a hill and there was my answer: The Calendaria Time Factory."
From Pilliard Dickle's Diary
All posters measure 18X24 limited editions, signed & numbered.
2018 edition $20
Past editions $30
Subject to availability (please inquire).
