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Democracy
$20.00 USD

Show your Golden State pride with this beautiful, museum-quality 16x20 one-page calendar. The thick matte paper sourced from Japan ensures the colors pop and brighten up your space. The 12 artist-designed homages to iconic California scenes are perfect reminders of the state’s natural beauty and community power. (See below for a detailed description of each image.)

The Creators for Humanity guarantee: 100% of proceeds go directly to We Are California, a grassroots group mobilizing Californians to build a Golden State that works for working people. Design by Erin Cadigan.

Image by image:
A tiger prowls through cherry blossoms as a fog rolls across the Golden Gate in a nod to SF’s Asian communities.

California Redwoods stand under a full moon in a serene ode to our state tree.

A pink triangle falls across SF’s Twin Peaks in celebration of the city’s LGBTQ+ community.

A black panther protects an oak tree in recognition of Oakland’s powerful community organizing.

A surfboard stands in the sand of a Central Coast beach, reflecting the waves, sun, and peace of a perfect beach day.

A grizzly bear holds a red star to its heart in a loving interpretation of our state flag.

A California quail frolics in a path of California poppies, honoring our state bird and state flower.

A blue pick-up truck rolls through fields in tribute to California’s farmworkers.

Monarch butterflies float above marigolds in recognition of California’s migrant and Latino community.

Well-manicured hands spell LA in front of the 6th Street Bridge at sunset in homage to the City of Angels.

A winged wheel from San Diego’s flag flies by a raised fist holding a wrench to salute the city’s manufacturing and progress.

Two hands form a heart as they hold almonds fresh off the branch in solidarity with Kettlemen City’s fight for environmental justice.

WHAT YOUR PURCHASE SUPPORTS

Your $20.00 purchase goes directly to We Are California 's movement to mobilize Californians and protect immigrant communities across the state.