Download 2010-BinaryCalendar.pdf

Well, this is the last of the series. Only for true geeks, who are able to read binary.

It was easier to define because the zeros and ones can be read from any angle. Also there is no lenguaje version, just binary numbers. The random colors represent months, days a week and tens.

The only difficulty was to modify a font to make the zero and one as simple as possible.

I think this obsession with calendars is somehow an attempt to avert the 2010. Now 2010 is so close that I think  is time to move on to other things.

As a bonus there you have a mix version between binary and spiral.

Download 2010-SpiralBinaryCalendar.pdf

Another generative calendar. This one is based in a grass grow pattern.

I am getting bored (so do you?), so this may be my last 2010 calendar… perhaps I will make one more… if I have enough time.

Download GrassCalendar-ENG.pdf (English Version)458kB.
Download GrassCalendar-ESP.pdf (Spanish Version)458kB.

A totally useless calendar… but not boring.

The random branches generates a month division, so each month have a large numbers of ways to get to the end… as life itself.

I think it’s too much complex and has to be printed in big sizes to be really useful. But, if you like it you are free to download.

Download PDF  TreeCalendar-ENG (English Version) 16MB.
Download PDF  TreeCalendar-ESP (Spanish Version) 16MB.

Another calendar design for 2010… as I promised.

This one may be more useful, but I will come back soon with the really crazy ones.

I removed daylight information because it is too local. But If you really need it send me an email with your location and we will see.

Free for non commercial use.

Download 2010 Spiral Calendar PDF (English version) 290kB.
Download 2010 Spiral Calendar PDF (Spanish version) 290kB.