Johanna Basford 12-Month 2026 Weekly Coloring Calendar

Relax, tap into your creativity, and get organized—all with this beautifully designed planner, perfect for therapeutic coloring!

Each weekly illustration in this breathtaking planner, features a striking selection of Johanna Basford's whimsical artwork pulled from her best-selling books. Fans of Johanna Basford will recognize and appreciate her detailed, intricate, and dream-like illustrations, designed to transport users to other-worldly locations and unlock fantastic adventures.

Features include:7 1/2" x 8 1/2" (15" x 8 1/2" open)Spiral boundGold-foil accented softcoverCalendar lays flat when openPrinted on FSC® certified paper with soy-based inkHigh-quality paper stock specially selected by the artistRemovable product info band12-month planner: January–December 2026Generous grid space for notes, appointments, and remindersWeekly spreads include beautifully illustrated artwork and plenty of room to writePlanning spread for 2027Year-at-a-glance pages for 2025, 2026, and 2027Extra pages at back for notes, goals, and moreDetailed illustrations throughout from Johanna's best-selling books

About the Author

I am an illustrator and ink evangelist who prefers pens and pencils to pixels. I draw pictures and make colouring books—I’ve sold 25 million of them around the word, perhaps you’ve seen one? I’m on a mission to inspire the world to put down their devices and pick up a pen or pencil and create a little moment of calm in their day. Anyone can draw or be creative, you just need a little nudge!

For me, computer generated artwork lacks the warmth and charm of something hand drawn, so I create all my artwork by hand; drawing first in pencil, then redrawing in ink. I love the tactile nature of the materials I use and the joy of smudgy fingerprints. My delicate hand inked designs intend to charm and delight, inviting you to peer closer and discover the hidden intricacies. I craft images that invite you to pause and examine the artwork a little closer. Hidden within the flora and fauna are rogue butterflies, half hidden hedgehogs and even the odd little owl!

In 2019, I broke the Guinness World Record for creating the largest drawing by an individual—but I like drawing little pictures too!