Art Calendars - elastic design
Freelance senior designer with over 15 years of creative experience to my name. Committed to strong design with a love of layouts, paper and colour to produce designs that communicate information clearly and effectively.
elastic design, bridget hoadley, graphic designer, northcote, melbourne, australia, logos, editorial and layout design,
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NEW ZEALAND ART CALENDARS

On behalf of BrownTrout Publishers Australia, we curate and produce a variety of New Zealand art calendars: New Zealand in Watercolour, Artists’ Impressions of New Zealand, Contemporary New Zealand Art and Māori Art of Aoteaora.

WHAT SORT OF ‘ART’ DO WE ACCEPT?

We are currently accepting artwork for the following calendars:

All successful artists are paid, with the final amount dependant on the format of the calendar. Artists are also supplied a couple of samples of the printed calendar, and have access to the publishers wholesale prices to buy bulk (to sell/gift to family and friends). Artists name, artwork title and website are printed in each calendar too.

Calendars are sold online and throughout New Zealand at the usual stationery outlets (Whitcoulls, Warehouse Stationery and Paper Plus, etc). For a full list of NZ stockists, please refer here.

Open to all New Zealand artists – both established and emerging artists.

CLICK ON THE BUTTONS BELOW TO APPLY!

CONTEMPORARY ART CALENDAR FORMWATERCOLOUR ART CALENDAR FORMMĀORI ART CALENDAR FORM

You will need to supply the following:

  1. High resolution image of your artwork/s (RGB, JPG, at least 3600 px width/height)
  2. Artwork title
  3. Artist website (Facebook pages are also accepted).

Closing date: Friday 8 November 2019, 5 pm AEST.

We do receive a large number of submissions; therefore regretfully, we can’t respond personally to every submission.

ARTWORK PHOTOGRAPHY

Your art is high quality, so photographs of them should be too. If the photo is too small or out of focus, or if there are issues with colour, lighting or shadows – then you’re not showing a true representation of your work.

We think the best approach is simply to hire a professional photographer. Obviously, not everyone has the budget or resources to hire a pro, so if you plan to take the photos yourself, be sure to review the following tips.

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