I have long thought about making calendars for my friends and family for
gifts, but I don't have the protfolio of work done.

I think you could easily do a "Best of the IRTC" series, with the first
and second place winners of the six contents (Nov-Dec 2000 to Sep-Oct
2001). I tried a few of these as a graphic design project a while ago.

I think that some artists that have the portfolio (Mick Hazelgrove and
HE Day come to mind immediately) could also be featured in a calendar.

If the orderes are going to be customized, it probably woulnd't be too
hard to choose which holidays were going to be outlined on the calendar.
That would be cool.

Josh English
eng### [at] spiritonecom
http://www.spiritone.com/~english

Chris Cason wrote:
> 
> I'm talking with zazzle about making a POV-Ray calendar available.
> 
> One method which I suggested to them was to allow someone to upload
> calendar 'templates', which is basically the calendar for a given
> year or month, but minus the image, and other people (or the same
> person) to upload images that could be fit into the template (via
> a software merge).
> 
> Someone wanting to purchase a calendar could then pick and choose what
> format they wanted the numbering in, and choose whatever year and image
> they want (for example), via a web page, then order the chosen work and
> have it printed & mailed to them.
> 
> They seemed to think this was a good idea.
> 
> Question: is it ? Or is it too complicated ? Would it be better to just
> have a 'fixed' calendar (which has the image etc pre-determined) ?
> 
> Your feedback invited.
> 
> -- Chris

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