Whilst catching up on our weekend AT reading, we noticed this tasty print over on our sister site, The Kitchn.
Look!: Fruits Calendar 2
Two reader comments later and we were eagerly awaiting our own Seasonal Fruits of California print. Turns out the artist, Claire Nereim is a local. Ours arrived on the doorstep in less than one week. We'll show pictures once it's framed and up.
See more of Claire's work here.
Fruits Calendar 2 is available online or at Little Otsu, $25.
top image: Dana Velden
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would you look at that adorable little fridge?? what a cute kitchen!
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very cute print! I'm sure I'm going to feel like an idiot but can someone explain why it is a "calendar?"
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suziegoombs--
It's numbered one through twelve for each month and the fruit represents what's in season that month...at least that's my take on it.
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aha! that makes sense. thanks :)
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