Konica Minolta Calendar
The theme for Konica Minolta (USA) calendar was a classic poem for each month which would be illustrated. Konica’s main goal was to have a variety of color schemes to feature their printing capabilities for their products. The creative director, Kenny Eicher, selected poems and we discussed which poems would work best as imagery. The calendar has won awards for illustration and design.
Company The CSI Group
Client Konica Minolta (USA)
Date January 1 2018
Creative Director Kenny Eicher
January: “Winter” by Walter de la Mare
February: “Winter-time” by Robert Louis Stevenson
March: “To the Thawing Wind” by Robert Frost
April: “Spring in New Hampshire” by Claude McKay
May: “The Dandelion” by Vachel Lindsay
June: “Warm Summer Sun” by Mark Twain
July: “A Boat, Beneath a Sunny Sky” by Louis Carroll
August: “To a Friend Who Sent Me Some Roses” by John Keats
September: “Song” T.S. Eliot
October: “October” by Robert Frost
November: “When the Year Grows Old” by Edna St. Vincent Millay
December: “Vista” by Alfred Kreymborg
