2027 Australian Birds Calendar
Twelve months, twelve native birds, all brought to life through the rich, textured world of hand-carved linocut.
Australian printmaker Rowan Sivyer has spent years falling for the quirks and character of our feathered locals — the cheekiness of a magpie, the wonder of a lyrebird's mimicry, the flash of colour on a Gang-gang Cockatoo. Each image in this calendar began life as a hand-carved lino block, inked and printed by hand in Rowan's home studio, then reproduced here so you can bring a little bit of that studio warmth into your home or office all year round.
If you're the kind of person who stops mid-walk for a good bird call, this one's for you.
Birds featured in this edition:
Pink Robin · Spotted Pardalote · Eastern Yellow Robin · Boobook · Magpie · Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo · Wattlebird · Bowerbird · Gang-gang Cockatoo · Lyrebird · Honeyeater · Pink Cockatoo
Wire-bound portrait calendar, drill hole included for hanging. Printed on good quality recycled card stock, made in Sydney.
The calendar grid is very simple so that you can enter which dates/information is important to you. The calendar format includes the week beginning Monday.
Size: A4 portrait (21 x 60cm when opened, 21 x 29.7 closed)
Made in Australia and proud of it!
Rowan's stationery, including greeting cards, tags and notebooks, is printed locally on 100% recycled paper by an Australian printer she trusts. Rowan's wooden ornaments are printed and laser cut by a Victorian company. When she works with a partner to bring something to life, Rowan looks for someone who shares her values around quality, sustainability and keeping things close to home.
Why does it matter? Because every time you buy something from Little Rowan Redhead, the money you spend ripples outward. It supports Rowan, yes, but it also supports the printer, the laser cutter, the paper supplier. It stays in the local economy and it goes to real people doing good work.
Meet the Artist
Rowan Sivyer is an Australian printmaker who is mostly inspired by native flora and fauna, patterns and food. She creates in a home-based studio in the vibrant Inner West of Sydney. Rowan is compelled to create daily, printing and carving most days.



