flora & fauna 2026 weekly planner calendar

Stay organized while enjoying colorful artwork of flowers, plants, birds, and other animals in the Flora & Fauna 2026 Weekly Planner.

The vibrant botanical illustrations of contemporary artist Malin Gyllensvaan will fuel your passions throughout 2026 as you keep track of life on monthly and weekly spreads with ample room for planning, making lists, and notes.

Features include:

• 5＂ x 7＂ planner (10＂ x 7＂ open)
• Compact size is perfect for your handbag, tote, or backpack while commuting or traveling
• Wire-O binding offers lay-flat ease and convenience
• Elastic band closure
• Printed on FSC(R) certified paper with soy-based ink
• 12-month planner: January-December 2026
• Two bonus months: December 2025 and January 2027
• Monthly two-page-spread views facilitate big-picture planning
• Weekly spreads with ample writing space
• Habit-tracker tables -- four pages with 12 customizable trackers
• Extra lined pages to record notes and reminders
• Two inside pockets for storing receipts and mementos
• Official major world holidays and observances
• Moon phases, based on Universal Time
• Colorful floral and animal illustrations
• Great for journaling and daily gratitude lists
• WE PLANT TREES to offset our carbon footprint and resource usage -- more than ONE MILLION and growing!
• RESPONSIBLY SOURCED -- Our paper is responsibly sourced from a combination of recycled materials and wood harvested from socially and environmentally sustainable forests and is FSC(R) certified.

Malin Gyllensvaan is a textile designer and illustrator based in Stockholm, Sweden. She started drawing at an early age and never stopped. Her designs commonly feature flowers and leaves and can be found on textiles for home and fashion, on paper goods, and in children’s books. Because she can’t choose a favorite, Malin incorporates her two loves--gouache and graphite pencil--in nearly every piece she makes. Focusing on the intricacies of color and texture puts her in a meditative state that’s perfect for creating her lush, ethereal, and exotic works.

Malin has a degree in printed textiles from Chelsea College of Arts in London and worked as a textile designer for twelve years before becoming a freelance illustrator. In addition to nature, she is inspired by vintage botanical illustrations and the patterns of the Arts and Crafts Movement.