LEUNIG | 2027 CALENDAR and DIARY | GREETING CARDS

LEUNIG | 2027 CALENDAR and DIARY | GREETING CARDS

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      LEUNIG 2027 CALENDAR is  INSTORE AND ONLINE NOW! 

      2027 LEUNIG CALENDAR HAS ARRIVED !

       

      FEATURING THE VISIONARY ART OF AUSTRALIAN ILLUSTRATOR, POET & CARTOONIST MICHAEL LEUNIG

      "Love one another and you will be happy. It’s as simple and as difficult as that." - Michael Leunig

      Michael Leunig’s art looks at life with clear eyes - seeing its beauty, absurdity, and challenges all at once. His drawings and words capture the tenderness, humour, and confusion of being human in a complex world. His characters stumble, wonder, and persist, holding fast to small joys, unexpected beauty, and the quiet belief that, in the end, we’ll be okay. 

      Affirmations, our long time supplier of beautiful greeting cards is honoured to partner with Michael’s studio to carry his torch forward. In 2026, launching a new greeting card range featuring some of his most recognisable and enduring pieces - art that invites reflection, hope, and connection. Whether you’ve known his work for decades or are meeting it for the first time, there’s a truth and warmth here that resonates.

      We were proud to introduce the Leunig range instore and online at Gifts on The Mall Leura in December with The Afterlife Leunig 2026 Calendar fast becoming one of our most successful calendars ever sold, selling out within weeks of it’s release.  

      Australian cartoonist, writer, painter, philosopher and poet Michael Leunig (1945–2024), known simply as ‘Leunig’, contributed to The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald for more than five decades. He began with traditional political cartoons, but in 1969 - restless with the genre’s boundaries - he sent in a surreal drawing of a man wearing a teapot on his head, riding into the sunset on a large duck. It was published, and Leunig later saw it as a symbol of his own break from convention.

      Across his career, his art and words have filled 25 books, appeared in exhibitions of prints, paintings and drawings, and found new life in television, theatre and radio. His work continues to speak to the human condition - mixing humour, tenderness, and a clear-eyed view of the world.

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