Oct 8, 2025
June illustration in my 2026 wall calendar. You can order the calendar here. 🐴
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June illustration in my 2026 wall calendar. You can order the calendar here. 🐴
2026 calendar now available: https://larapaulussen.bigcartel.com
I'm excited to announce my 2025 wall calendar will be mimic themed this year! 12 mimics in their natural habitats to brighten your walls and help you keep track of your tabletop games (as well as any other events).
My calendar's are 21cm x 21cm, and are printed in the UK on recycled paper. Preorders are open now in my ko-fi store here, and will ship 31st October, worldwide. They will also be available to buy at MCM Comic Con London - where I'll be in Artist Alley 25th-27th.
Let me know what you all think - maybe I'll do more mimic themed projects and merch in the future!
My 2026 Wall Calendars will be available for preorder until the 5th of October!
The stock will be limited, so if you want to receive yours, it's best to put in an order now!
Please note, that shipping to the Us is currently not available, due to the recent changes in US tariffs, if there are any changes in the future, I will be able to ship to the US as well. Thank you for understanding!
Ethory Calendar 2025!
This took me way too long to make, happy (belated) ethory week yall <3
printable pdf option here (print double sided!)
December.
Two Decembers ago, I was burning down. Not with light, but with a slow, quiet smolder—the kind that leaves ash in your lungs and exhaustion in your bones. I was hollowed out, teetering on the familiar, frightening edge where burnout deepens into something darker. In the middle of a colorless Thursday, the words finally spilled out to my partner, a quiet confession of drowning in plain air.
Within the hour, he was at my door. No grand plan, just a steadfast “come with me.” He drove us out of the city, toward the frozen reservoir—a place we knew in summer green, now waiting under a different sky.
He gave me back the world that afternoon. A tiny village, asleep under a quilt of snow, its wooden houses like quiet, frosted cakes. The countryside held a deep, velvet silence, broken only by the crunch of our boots and the distant sigh of the wind over ice.
There, in the cold, clean air, I remembered how to breathe. Not the shallow, anxious breaths of survival, but deep, intentional draughts of stillness. The vast, sleeping landscape held up a mirror to my cluttered mind and, without a word, gently reframed it. My life didn’t feel smaller out there; it felt part of something vast, quiet, and enduring.
December, that year, did not arrive with noise or sparkle. It came as a silent gift—a hand in the dark, a horizon blushed with light, and the profound mercy of being led back to the world when I had forgotten the way.
Danese Milano / Formosa / Enzo Mari / Wall Calendar
The quiet act of scribbling a grocery list on the back of an envelope may be training your brain to trust itself, while your phone's reminde
Do you write handwritten lists, notes, journals, etc…
Yes, and I rarely use apps or my calendar on my phone etc
Yes and I also utilize my phone/apps all the time
No I only use my apps for organizing and my phone for writing notes, lists, etc
No I don’t really make lists at all, I just let my phone remind me of things
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