2025 Paris Planner: Weekly engagement calendar Hardcover – October 6, 2024

Introducing the 2025 Paris Planner by Janice MacLeod, the author and artist celebrated for the books Paris Letters, Dear Paris, and A Paris Year.This agenda is adorned with captivating art featuring our beloved Paris. You'll recognize the artistic style found in Janice MacLeod's other books, but this time she adds photography and mixed media to her watercolor illustrations. It's an artistic delight and you're invited to the Paris-themed party. Immerse yourself in the charm of Parisian streets, cafés, and monuments as you plan your days.KEY FEATURES:52+ Mixed Media Art Pieces of Paris: One for each week.5 Coloring Pages: Color your own Paris scenes.Monthly Calendar: Large squares to jot down dates for a bird's eye view of your month.Weekly Planning: A full week on each page with plenty of writing space for your plans.Sunday to Saturday OrganizationLetter Writing Stationery: Paris-themed stationery is included in the back of the book.Compact Size, Maximum Utility: At 7x10 inches, this planner is compact enough to slip into your bag while providing ample room to plan your day effectively.Perfect Binding: Say goodbye to troublesome spiral bound wires that catch and get in your way; this planner features perfect binding for a seamless experience.Elevate your planning experience and let the charm of Paris accompany you throughout the year.PERFECT FOR:Planners, seeking a beautiful and functional organizerParis enthusiasts and lovers of French cultureTravel aficionados and wanderlust explorersArtists and art enthusiasts who appreciate aesthetic designThoughtful gifts for French teachers and educatorsIdeal for birthdays, especially for those who cherish Paris and the allure of paper-based planningA MESSAGE FROM THE ARTIST:Paris is a gift. We all know that. Centuries of urban planning mastery around every corner. Every fountain, every statue, everything placed perfectly so our eyes can behold beauty and brilliance at every turn.But Paris is also selective on what it presents to its people and visitors. One person tunes into sirens or becomes acutely aware of throngs of tourists clogging the sidewalks. Another notices the seams of well-sewn dresses found in shops tucked down alleyways. And then there are people like me, who see Paris through the lens of an artist—each moment like a sketch or a photograph waiting to happen. The sky becomes a painting, the shadows on a statue morph into delicate shading from a fine pencil, or the contours of buildings are lit in such a way that only a photograph can capture the beauty.That’s what I offer you now in 2025—a collection born from wandering, from noticing, from seeing Paris not as a postcard, but as a living, breathing work of art who presented itself to this humble artist. Read more