2026 Calendar

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My 2026 calendar showcases artwork inspired by the magical essence of wildlife, landscapes, flora and fauna, wetlands and rivers experienced on morning forest walks. It is my hope that as one flips through the calendar that the art will spark such magical energies, brightening the day and the space where it hangs.

To create a beautiful aesthetic and feel, the calendar is wire bound and printed on thick (13 pt.) matte cardstock. Card stock is easy to write on and thick enough that the images can be reused as prints. Page dimensions are 8.5 x 11.45. This year‘s calendar includes 2027 planning pages.

Prices :

Calendars are 30.00 cdn plus shipping (unless a local pick up option in Calgary, Alberta has been made). I currently accept e- transfers, certified cheques and PayPal.

To purchase::

Calendars are currently available for pre-order, and are expected to be available to be shipped by the second week of November. To make an order or for further questions, please contact me through my contact page or at shutchison2000@yahoo.com

Gallery

I will always remember the first time I saw the view in this piece. I followed a small trail snaking through the woods, stepping over logs and walking past bunny tracks in the fresh snowfall, just to see where it led. The forest opened up at the curve of a riverbank, the trail then meandering riverside beside water carved ice sculptures. The river and its bed widened and the view became so expansive that it felt like I was in a rugged land far outside any city.

One morning this summer I watched in awe as a white pelican flew over the elbow river, the trail I was standing on and then into the thick white spruce woods beside.. It is my third white pelican sighting in Griffith woods and it is always so special. The first time, the bird darted out of some wetlands and over my head so low and fast that I instinctively ducked! They are gigantic and remind me of dinosaurs!

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“Sarah's River Walk calendar is utterly enchanting. Over the years, it has claimed a permanent spot on my kitchen wall. Her artwork doesn't just capture the magic of her early dawn walks—it brings it vividly to life in my home. Each page blooms with heart-stirring encounters: majestic Canada geese gliding through winter mists, sparrows tittering amid tender poplar buds in spring, cheeky chickadees flitting among berry-laden bushes in July, goldenrod blazing with August warmth, a noble moose standing sentinel in the fall. A true treasure!"

- Marcia Delves, Squamish B.C.