If you’ve decided to participate in Project 365 this year, you might start to find it difficult to keep track of which number day it is in the year once you get out of January – I know I did when I did my Project 365 last year.

Last year I made a special Project 365 Calendar with all the days of the year on it and after a few requests, I’ve updated it for 2010.

Details

The PDF contains three A4 pages (all vector graphics, so it’s no problem to larger or at a different size). Page one is the full colour calendar. Page two is a black and white version. Page three is a simplified version – just black text on a white background.

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Also

I’ve also updated Tagr for 2010 to help you tag your Project 365 photos with the correct date, number, etc.

The project is complete! I took one photo every day in 2009 and the above mosaic is the result. Definitely a worthwhile experience and it’s very satisfying to complete such a long running project.

January

February

March

April

I decided to participate in Project 365 this year. Only 5 days in and I can already see it’s going to be difficult to keep track of which number day it is in the year. You can see my Project 365 photos here.

I meant to get myself a calendar today but forgot, so I decided to make one myself, which shows on each day what day of the year it is.
 

Details

1. There are two versions: one with a “notes” section on the right and one with the “scavenger hunt” items for Project 365.
2. Each version has 3 pages in the PDF: Full colour, Black and Economy. This is to let you choose which you want to print depending on the capabilities of your printer.
3. Made in InDesign in a surprisingly short amount of time.
4. Formatted for A4 paper.

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Project 365 Calendar 2009 – Notes version (PDF ~38kb)

Project 365 Calendar 2009 – Scavenger hunt version (PDF ~53kb)

 

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