What’s striped and rotund?

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Drum rolls on this fourth Sunday of Advent: The Impossimals are back! With twelve new images created for the Peter Smith Impossimals 2016 calendars that should delight every Impossimals fan out there. We, for one, are very happy that Peter & Jayne Smith, the UK creators of the famous striped rotund characters called Impossimals with over two million collectors worldwide (wow!) have chosen to work with Calvendo to bring their first calendar in five years on the market. And yes, in the words of the Impossimals, tell someone you love them – it’s Christmas, after all!

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Up north

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Opening advent calendar door number 19 and we have to admit, yes, we’ve got a bit of a soft spot for trees. In particular, when they are as stunningly captured as this one in wilsøn photographics‘ The Beauty of Northumberland calendar. If you like the North-East of England, you will love this collection of images full of awe inspiring scenery.

Gentle giants

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Opening door number 18 of our Advent calendar and looking at these gentle giants makes us calm down in this hectic time of year. Artist and writer Peter Williams creates much loved photo-realistic wildlife pencil drawings and we’re glad that he’s working with Calvendo to produce calendars such as his Might Fine Art Drawn Wild one.