The Produce Is Not Safe: A 2026 Calendar

The 2026 calendar is complete and ready to ship!

This time around, our two clever rabbits have been gallivanting across the golden west of the United States, raiding greenhouses, snatching fresh roasted green chile, and pilfering popcorn, among other tasty things. New Mexico and California inspired many of the pages, with ideas from Oregon, Illinois, North Dakota and Colorado as well. And many of the scenes were born from views out the window of an Amtrak train!

Now the practical part: it's designed to work as a wall calendar or a desk calendar. If you wish to use it as a desk calendar, you will find instructions between the two chipboard backers. The calendar measures approximately 5" wide by 8" tall and is wire bound. Each month features a reproduction of one of my original gouache paintings created just for this calendar. I print the pages digitally on extra sturdy card stock, then I trim and bind each calendar myself. Shipping will be via USPS Ground Advantage.

Due to the ever-increasing complications of carrying out international commerce from the US, anyone wishing to place an order from outside the United States should send me a message first. I may not be able to accommodate international orders at all anymore; I am sure I'm not the only one who is feeling sad and flummoxed by what was once a fairly straightforward process. In a related note, this year's slight price increase is solely to cover the increased cost of the toner cartridges that I use to print these calendars.

Please note that the copyright notice in the images above is not on the actual calendar, so it won't interfere with your bunny viewing pleasure. I do, however, retain copyright in the calendar and all the illustrations.