/Twelve month Calendar using least amount of numerics
hand screen-printed in black ink on recycled paper, 12" x 18", edition of 50
/Collaboration with Alexis Petty
Reading Hint: The day of the week replaces the 1st day of the month. For example, the number 1 becomes the letter M, for Monday. The month is found by simply looking for the altered number between 1 and 12. For example, June is the sixth month of the year, so we transformed the number 6, splicing it in half, as we are now mid-way through the year. Each month has unique typographic characteristics that questions its representational convention. [a key is provided as shown] The year is displayed in light italic.
/January
/September
/March